State v. Martin
South Dakota Supreme Court
1Per curiam
Fast Foods, Inc., was incorporated under the laws of the State of South Dakota on June 16, 1966. The defendant, B. Bruce Martin, was the organizer, promoter and manager of Fast Foods from its inception. He was not an officer, direct- or or stockholder of the Corporation. He was not licensed by the Commissioner of Securities of the State of South Dakota to sell the corporate stock. In addition, he was interested in other corporations by and through which the jury could find he converted money from the sale of capital stock in Fast Foods to himself and that Fast Foods was organized and operated…
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