Miller v. Crown Perfumery Co.
New York Supreme Court
Action for conspiracy to deprive plaintiff, a stockholder in the defendant company, from participation in the profits, with a prayer for equitable relief. ' The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtLeventritt, J.
Charging a conspiracy on the part of the individual defendants to deprive him of participation in the profits of the defendant company, the plaintiff brings this action, basing his right to equitable intervention and relief upon allegations that he and the individual defendants were entitled to an equal division of the net profits realized from the business of that company; that such a division had been made from the inception and formation of the company in 1900 down to and. including the year-1905, hut that the de*385fendants Batcheller and Russell, in January, 1906, combined their votes to…
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- Bassett v. FairchildCalifornia Supreme Court · 1901
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