Bullock v. Young

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Richardson

Affirming.

For many years prior to 1925, H. E. Bullock and T. L. Young' were associated in the operation of several coal companies, both producing and selling, controlling them for the profits of co-operative control of both ends of the industry. Two or three of the corporations were engaged exclusively in marketing coal and for that reason Bullock and Young were anxious for the control of the Carrs Fork Coal Company which owned and operated certain mines in Eastern Kentucky. To secure the control of it, it was necessary that they buy approximately 200…