Levy v. Tradesmen's State Bank
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from District Court, Oklahoma County; Edward D. Oldfield, Judge. Action by Tradesmen’s State Bank against Leon Levy, Sam Levy, Cora H. Levy, and Marian Investment Company, to collect an unsatisfied judgment against the Marian Investment Company. Prom a judgment for plaintiff against Leon Levy and Sam Levy, defendants bring error.
1Opinion of the CourtRainey, J.
Leon Levy, Sam Levy, and Cora Levy were the sole officers, directors, and stockholders in the Marian Investment Company, a corporation, the paid-up capital stock of which, according to reports filed under oath of its officers with the Corporation Commission, was $25,000. Action was brought by the Tradesmen’s State Bank to collect an unsatisfied judgment of $8,893.82 against the Marian Investment Company. The trial court found that only a part of the stock subscription had been paid, and that Leon Levy and Sam Levy each owed $6,000 thereon, and accordingly rendered judgment against Leon Levy…
2Cases cited14 opinions
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