Levine v. Behn
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtSears, J.
The plaintiffs are stockholders of the defendant The National City Bank of New York. The defendants, other than the bank, were the directors of the bank at the time the transactions mentioned in the complaint occurred, and the executor of one such director who has died. The action is a derivative one in which the plaintiffs seek to recover for the bank a large sum of money by reason of the alleged wrongful, willful, reckless and negligent acts of the individual defendants in paying out of the bank’s funds the sum of $725,000 in settlement of a claim against the bank in favor of the receiver…
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