Gooding v. Millet

WICKER, Judge.

William R. Gooding and Roland A. Millet sued David W. Millet to enforce the terms of the latter’s promissory notes. The plaintiffs prevailed; and David Millet suspen-sively appeals the judgment, alleging the trial judge erred in not finding that he signed the notes under duress. We affirm.

All three parties were equal shareholders in Saints Oil Corporation. Gooding sued for involuntary liquidation of the corporation, and the court appointed Gooding and David Millet co-liquidators.1

In two years the liquidation was not yet accomplished, so the matter came for trial. David Millet…