Legal Opinion
Noble v. Farmers Union Trading Co.
Montana Supreme Court
Decided April 6, 1950No. 8938Published
1Opinion of the Court
216 P.2d 625 (1950)
NOBLE
v.
FARMERS UNION TRADING CO. et al.
No. 8938.
Supreme Court of Montana.
April 6, 1950.
Collins & Burns, Dillon, John Collins argued the case orally, for appellant.
Frank E. Blair, Virginia City, J.J. McCaffery, Jr., Butte, Frank J. Roe, Butte, Blair argued the case orally for respondents.
ADAIR, Chief Justice.
On March 20, 1947, the plaintiff R.F. Noble, owner of one share of the voting stock of Farmers Union Trading Company, a corporation, commenced this suit in equity, in the district court of Madison county, seeking to quiet title to the south 51 feet of two town lots in…
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