Terry v. Hubbell
Connecticut Superior Court
1Opinion of the CourtHouse, J.
This is an action for libel. The relevant circumstances established by the evidence and pleadings are as follows: In 1955, the plaintiff became a director and the president of the Seymour Manufacturing Company and continued to hold these positions until October, 1957. His salary was $42,000 a year. At a stockholders’ meeting held at that time, there was a marked division of opinion among the stockholders concerning the management of the affairs of the corporation, and a majority of the stock was voted for a slate of directors which did not include the plaintiff. He thereby became ineligible…
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