Legal Opinion
Beha v. Martin
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Decided December 18, 1914PublishedCited by 9 opinions
Appeal from Jefferson Circuit Court (Chancery Branch, Second Division).
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion oi the Court by
William; Rogers Clay, Commissioner
— Affirming.
In the year 1904 Albert S. Beha and his brother, Robert M. Beha, together with George H. Carter, a practical laundryman, organized the O. K. Laundry Company, .with a capital'stock of $2,500, divided into 100 shares of the *840par value of $25 each. The corporation prospered from the beginning, and liberal dividends were declared. In the month of March, 1908, R. L. Martin, who had been engaged in driving a wagon for another laundry, was sold one share of stock in the company by Albert S. Beha at the price of $200. It was the…
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