Closterman v. Lubin

Henna, Judge:

On the 14th day of March, 1930, the plaintiff, C. H. Closter-man, and the defendants, B. J. Lubin, Martha Lubin, J. Lubin and Clara Lubin, were stockholders in Dickinson Furniture Company, a corporation doing an extensive retail furniture business in the City of Huntington. Out of a total of 840 shares of common stock issued and outstanding, J. Lubin held 86, B. J. Lubin 742, Clara Lubin 5 and the plaintiff, C. H. Closterman, 2 shares. Both plaintiff and the defendants were also owners of the Class A or Class B of the preferred stock of the company, neither of which had voting…