Sparrow v. E. Bement & Sons
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Ingham; Smith (Clement), J., presiding. Bill by Edward W. Sparrow against E. Bement & Sons and E. Bement’s Sons to set aside a transfer of corporate assets. Prom a decree for complainant, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtBlair, J.
The defendant corporation, E. Bement & Sons, hereafter called the “old company,” was organized in 1887, and carried on its business of manufacturing agricultural implements, bobsleds, and stoves from that time until October 11, 1897, when it ceased to do business, and thenceforth its business has been carried on by the defendant corporation, E. Bement’s Sons, hereafter called the “new company.” The officers of the old company during its entire life were A. O. Bement, president, G. W. Bement, secretary and treasurer, C. A. Gower, vice *443president, and C. E. Bement, superintendent. Mr. A. O.…
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