Ecker v. Kentucky Refining Co.

*265Opinion op the Court by

Judge Lassing

— Affirming.

This appeal involves the right of one of its stockholders to have a reorganization, effected by the Kentucky Refining Company in February, 1909, invalidated. Said company was engaged in refining crude cotton oil. It owned a large plant at Louisville, Kentucky, and practically all of the stock of nine crude cotton seed oil mills or companies, located at different points in the south. It was capitalized at $1,600,000. $1,000,000 was common stock and $600,000 preferred. It owned all of the stock of these nine crude mills except ten shares. It had…