Glover v. Radford
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Wayne; Frazer, J. Case by Henry P. Glover against George W. Radford, James W. Fales, and Alexander MeVittie for alleged false representations on the sale of corporate stock. From a judgment for defendants, plaintiff brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtHooker, J.
The defendants purchased, for $30,000 in cash, the exclusive right to the Dr. Keeley Gold Cure for the State of Michigan. With two others, they organized a corporation called the Keeley Institute, with $50,-000 capital stock in 2,000 shares. The articles stated that *543$30,000 was paid in. It began business at Northville, December 2,1891, where it was continued until May, 1892, when it was removed to Ypsilanti. Its only substantial asset was the right to use the Keeley cure in Michigan. One Van Oleve, representing the plaintiff and other residents of Ypsilanti, had some negotiations with the…
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