Evans v. Wood

— The motion to dismiss this appeal is found to be without merit and is denied.

In the early- part of 1921, Edward T. Wood was working about a garage at Lava Hot Springs and was examining the business and the boobs and records thereof with a view of purchasing an interest in the business. It was finally arranged between Wood and the partners, who owned the garage business, that he would buy an interest. They decided to organize a corporation to take over the business. Wood did not sign the articles of incorporation, although he otherwise participated in the organization of the corporation, the…