Hockenberger v. Curry
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtNewton, J.
This is an action by minority stockholders to compel dissolution of a corporation. The District Court refused to decree dissolution. We’ affirm that judgment. -I ■:
Plaintiffs, the minority stockholders, assert oppression by the majority. The parent corporation is engaged in the abstracting, real estate, and insurance businesses under the name Becher, Hoekenberger & Chambers. It was the owner of all the stock of Community Housing, Inc., a subsidiary, which held a 50 percent interest in a partnership called Al-Fa Meal. The stock of Community Housing, Inc., the organization here in question, was…
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