Arneman v. Arneman

In this action involving the affairs of Johnson Manufacturing Co., Inc., of Seattle, Washington, the two brothers who own all of its capital stock are arrayed against each other as plaintiff and defendant.

The suit was brought by the younger brother, Herbert Arneman, who was sixty-one years of age at the time of the trial. He seeks relief both for himself and for the corporation, which he named as a defendant. For himself, he seeks a decree establishing his claim to a one-half interest in the company; an order requiring the corporation to pay him salaries alleged to have been wrongfully…