Weaver v. 1st National Bank of Memphis
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
Ed. F. McFaddin, Justice.
This case involves the Menasha Outing Club and the efforts of the majority of the members, to sell the club property, against the wishes of the appellant, now the only objector. The principal question for decision is whether unanimous consent of the members is required to dispose of the property. In order to answer that question and the others, it is necessary to state some of the history of the club and its type of organization, and the manner in which this litigation reaches this court.
FACTS
First: In 1902 the Menasha Outing Club (hereinafter called “Menasha”) was…
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