Minden Syrup Co. v. Applegate
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
TALIAFERRO, Judge.,
H. C. Applegate, defendant herein, prior to October 9th, 1931, was the owner of and conducted a business in the city of Minden, La., called the Minden Syrup Company. He interested Jonah M. Phillips and his son-in-law, Byron M. Lumpkin, in the business and induced them to join with him in the organization of a corporation to absorb his company and to carry on the business in the future. The petition alleges that Applegate submitted to Phillips and Lumpkin a statement of the assets and liabilities of the company, before incorporating, which showed the net assets to be…
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