Meyer v. Campion

—Appeal from a judgment dismissing an action seeking the surrender of shares of stock standing in the names of the several individual parties to the action.

*458The real controversy in this case is the actual ownership of 1,250 shares, being one-fourth of the capital stock of the Ranke Investment Company, a corporation of the nominal capitalization of $500,000, and the actual value being approximately the same. These shares now stand in the name of the respondent John T. Campion. The corporation was organized in the year 1909 to take over the holdings of Dora D. Ranke, who was the mother of the…