Irish v. Schooner

The master states that on or about December 29, 1916, one Richard C. Cox organized under the laws of this Commonwealth a corporation known as the Sterling Products Company for the purpose of manufacturing dental engines and similar products in the city of Boston. By Spec. St. 1919, c. Ill, which took effect March 28, 1919, this corporation was dissolved, and on August 13, .1919, the Sterling Dental Manufacturing Company, also a domestic business corporation, was formed. The corporate name was changed May 4, 1920, to the Cox Dental Company, of which the plaintiffs on May 13, 1921, became the…