Loubat v. Le Roy
New York Supreme Court
Trial by the court. Joseph F. Loubat brought this action against Herman R. Le Roy, Treasurer of the Union Club of the city of New York, to have a resolution of the governing committee of the club expelling the plaintiff from membership declared null and void. The material facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtVan Vorst, J.
The Union Club of the city of New York is a voluntary association, organized and existing under a written constitution for social purposes. The administration of its affairs and its government is confided, by its constitution, to a committee of twenty-four members, known as its governing comma t tee, which holds monthly meetings. The club itself meets annually only, but the governing committee may call special meetings of the club to consider a specific subject (Constitution, Article XI. § 82). This action is brought by the plaintiff against the club, prosecuted through its treasurer, to…
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