Farwell v. Ensign

This case comes before us upon a written finding of facts and conclusions of law made by the judge of the superior court, and bill of exceptions.

The findings of fact and of law are as follows:

“1. The defendant the Excelsior Electric Company is a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Michigan, and in October, 1883, its capital stock was divided into 4,000 shares, of which 1,000 shares were owned by plaintiff Farwell, 1,600 shares by plaintiff Field, 400-shares by one Van Vliet, 400 shares each by defendants Beniteau and *601Ensign, and 200 shares by various parties. Said Yan Yliet…