Albee v. Lamson & Hubbard Corp.

The respondents have excepted to an order requiring them to permit the petitioner, a stockholder in the respondent corporation, to examine certain corporate records, accounts and documents. The bill of exceptions states that the case came on to be heard on the petition and answer, and that the judge entered an order which, after stating that "it was agreed” by the respondents that "the facts were as set forth in the petition,” ordered the respondents to allow an examination of four different classes of records, books and documents.

The petition for a writ of mandamus alleged that the…