State v. Loft, Inc.

Harrington, J.,

delivering the opinion of the court:

The petition of the relator, among other things, alleged that he owned more than four hundred (400) shares of the capital stock of the respondent corporation; that he had requested permission to examine its books, records and correspondence, but that such request had been refused.

It, also, alleged that his desire to examine such books, records and correspondence was for no sinister or ulterior motive.

In this connection, the petition further alleged that the relator desired to inspect such books and records:

1. For the purpose of determining…