Crawford v. Wiedemann

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Thomas

Affirming on appeal; reversing in part and affirming in part on cross-appeal.

The Highland Hotel Company, a corporation, was the owner of considerable property in Campbell county, con*614sisting of a couple of hotels, including grounds, buildings and parks, suitable for summer resorts and entertainments. The appellant, L. J. Crawford, and appellee, Charles Wiedemann, were the principal owners of the stock, both common and preferred, of that corporation. It became largely indebted to various parties, and prior to January, 1909 the Wiedemann Brewing Company, one of…