Bannon v. Patrick Bannon Sewer Pipe Co.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 67. — SUITS BY R. B. BANNON AND ANOTHER AGAINST M. J. BANNON AND OTHERS TO SET ASIDE A TRANSFER OF CERTAIN CORPORATE STOCK AND TO HAVE THE P. BANNON SEWER PIPE COMPANY AND THE KENTUCKY VITRIFIED BRICK COMPANY DISSOLVED AND FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF A RECEIVER. — Appeal from Jefferson Circuit Court (Common Pleas Branch, Second Division). Samuel B. Kirby, Judge. From the judgment for plaintiffs M. J. Bannon appeals. —
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Lassing —
Reversing.
For many years prior to Ms death, Patrick Banron was engaged in the manufacture of sewer pipe and vitrified brick, in Louisville, Ky. They were manufactured at separate plants, and he was the sole owner of each. He had seven children — four daughters and three sons. His sons worked with and assisted him in the conduct of his business, and his oldest son, M. J. Bannon, took quite an active part in the management of both of these plants. In 1902, realizing that he was growing old, and for the purpose of continuing the business after his death for…
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