Guaranty Laundry Co. v. Pulliam
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the CourtWelch, J.
In this action Evelyn Pulliam, as plaintiff, sues the Guaranty Laundry Company, an Oklahoma corporation, and Willis G. Sautbine, its president, to compel transfer to her of 25 shares of stock of the corporation which she had purchased from one Short.
Prior to this purchase plaintiff owned about one-eighth or one-ninth of the stock of the corporation, Carl B. Short owned a one-fourth of such stock, Willis G. Sautbine owned nearly one-half of such stock and the remaining stock was owned by others. At the commencement of this action plaintiff was secretary of the corporation and serious…
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