Fletcher v. Havre De Grace Fireworks Co.
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court 1
Horney, J.,
delivered both opinions of the Court.
The primary question posed by this appeal is whether the declaration sounding in tort against a corporation and its officers and directors contained such statement of facts as was necessary to constitute a cause of action against the officers and directors as well as the corporation.
On February 9, 1960, the plaintiff, Minnie L. Fletcher, owned and occupied a parcel of residential property on Chapel Road in suburban Flavre de Grace. At the same time the defendants, Annette J. Fabrizio and James A. Fabrizio, her husband, now deceased, owned a…
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