Friedman v. Goodin

OPINION

By the Court,

Sanders, J.:

This is a controversy over the ownership of 25,000 shares of corporate stock of the Seven Troughs Gold Mines Company, registered on its corporate books in the name of James T. Goodin, who died intestate at his home in Lovelock, Nevada, on December 1, 1922. The contest is between L. A. Friedman, the holder of the unindorsed original certificate for the stock issued in the name of the deceased, and his brother and widow, as administrators of his estate. At the suit of Friedman the shares of stock were found to belong to the estate, and consequential relief was…