East Lake Lumber Co. v. VanGorder
New York Supreme Court
Action to procure a judgment declaring certain certificates of stock to be null and void.
1Opinion of the CourtCole, J.
This action is brought to procure the judgment of this court declaring certain certificates of stock in the plaintiff corporation heretofore issued to the defendants Greenleaf S. VanGorder, Mary E. VanGorder, Eva E. VanGorder, and now severally held by them, to be null and void, and directing the cancellation of the same, upon the claim alleged that such shares were issued unlawfully and without authority of the plaintiff.
The properties of the corporation situated in North Carolina were sold about the year 1917; dissolution of the corporation was contemplated; the directors authorized a…
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