Johnson v. City Co. of New York, Inc.
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
BRATTON, Circuit Judge.
This is an action- at law to. recover damages^ Plaintiff instituted the suit in two counts against the National City Company, a corporation organized under tHe” laws of the state of New York with an office in Denver, Colorado. The corporate name of the defendant was changed during the pendency of the suit to the City Company and that substitution was made of record.
It was alleged in the first-CQunt that on November^, 1929, plaintiff purchased" from defendant^SPDefiver 200 shares of capital' stock of the National City. Bank_ of New York at .$450 per share, aggregating…
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