Stott Realty Co. v. Orloff

This is appeal from decree dissolving the Stott Realty Company, a corporation.

In 1916, David Stott died, leaving a large estate, including controlling interests in several corporations. Among them was the Stott Realty Company, his stock in which he left in trust for his four daughters, Bertha, Eleanor, Ethel, and Julia, and his three sons, David, Ernest, and Arthur. After a time, the trust was closed and the corporate shares divided among the beneficiaries in practically equal amounts. They have all the stock except six shares belonging to Thomas Danahey, the general manager of the…