Hughes v. Hall
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Baltimore City (Daw-KINS, L).
1Opinion of the CourtStockbeijxie, J.
The Hopldns Clothing Company was incorporated in the year 3906. The stock was divided into two classes, preferred and common. Apparently from the record no subscriptions were taken for the common stock, only for the preferred, and those upon the condition that each subscriber for preferred stock should receive common stock as a bonus to the amount of 25 per cent, of his subscription for preferred stock.
In June, 1910, a bill was hied by Frederick D. Hall, the president of the company, as a creditor and stockholder, which, while not alleging the insolvency of the company, set forth acts…
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