Ky. Mutual Invest. Co.'s Assignee v. Schaefer
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 29. — ACTION BY THE ASSIGNEE OF THE KENTUCKY MUTUAL INVESTMENT CO. AND OTHERS AGAINST F. W. SCHAEFER AND OTHERS, TO HOLD THEM LIABLE ON AN ALLEGED SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THAT COMPANY. Appeal from Jefferson Circuit Court, Chancery Branch (2d Division). Samuel B. Kirby, Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Chibe Justice Hobson.
Affirming.
diaries Gr. Schaefer bought shares of stock of the par value of $6,000 in a West Virginia corporation called the Union Finance & Investment Company, whose chief place of business was in the city of Louisville, and its officers resided there. The Kentucky Mutual Investment Company was organized under the laws of the State of Kentucky about January 2, 1900. H. W. Richardson was its president, and Purnell Johnson and one Bennett were among its officers and stockholders. These three bought the controlling number of shares of stock in the Union Finance &…
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