Thompson v. Blaisdell

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Swayze, J.

This is a summary investigation of a corporate election under section 42 of the Corporation act. The controversy turns on the right to vote two hundred and forty-two shares standing in the name of Albert Rumpel; This right was denied by the inspectors at the election. These shares, if voted, -would have changed the result. Theodore Rumpel sought tó vote them by virtue of a proxy from Albert. It is not denied that Albert appeared as owner on the books of the company on the day of the election, or that the proxy was in proper form and properly…