Newlin v. Myers

Action to recover certain shares of' corporate stock pledged by plaintiff’s testate to defendant. Judgment went for plaintiff, from which defendant appeals upon a reporter’s transcript.

The suit was instituted by George R. Myers, who thereafter died, and Thomas E. Newlin, as executor of his estate, was substituted as plaintiff.

The following facts shown by the uneontradicted evidence, or allegations of the complaint not denied, appear: That on December 29, 1903, the Sanitary Laundry Company was a corporation, the capital stock of which was distributed and held as follows: Plaintiff’s testate,…