O'Connor v. Virginia Passenger & Power Co.
New York Supreme Court
Demubbeb to complaint.
1Opinion of the Court
Kellogg, John M., J.
The plaintiff, a stockholder of the defendant, the Virginia Passenger and Power Company, seeks to compel the other defendants to restore to said company certain of its stock and bonds, which he claims were illegally appropriated without consideration, or for an inadequate consideration, and each defendant demurs to the complaint upon grounds of insufficiency, misjoinder of causes of action and nonjoinder of the directors of said company. By demurring to the complaint, the defendants admit not only the allegations directly made, but all the facts which are argumentatively…
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