Co-operative Copper Co. v. Law
Oregon Supreme Court
From Baker: William Smith, Judge. This is a suit by the Co-operative Copper & G-old Mining Company, a corporation, against Charles H. Law. The facts are fully set forth in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Eakin
This is a suit to enjoin the defendant from interfering with plaintiff’s possession of certain mines, mining machinery, and buildings, and to have adjudged null and void defendant’s relocation of said mines. In 1905 the defendant had located some mines near North Powder, Oregon, and in that year induced some people in Rockford, Illinois, to organize the plaintiff company and to advance money to take over defendant’s locations and other mines which were transferred to it. Defendant subscribed for $100,000 shares of stock of the value of one dollar each and was for some time thereafter a…
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