Keeshin v. Levin

Plaintiff Keeshin and defendant Levin formed a corporation named Levin-Kreeshin, Inc., in which each owned 50 percent of the stock. Some 9 months later they entered into a written agreement for the sale of Keeshin’s shares to Levin. Some 8 months thereafter, after the stock had been transferred, Keeshin filed an action in the chancery division of the circuit court of Cook County against Levin. In October of 1971, a partial summary judgment for Keeshin against Levin for $5,700 was entered (and paid) and in September, 1972, a final judgment for Keeshin against Levin for $52,550 was entered. The…