ABBOTT CORP. LIMITED v. Warren

— This was originally an action for the dissolution of a corporation and for an accounting. The trial court found that there could be no accounting or dissolution because the transactions between the parties amounted to a sale by the corporation of the assets in question to the defendants for a price of thirty thousand dollars. The assets consisted of war surplus diesel parts which the cor poration had purchased from the government. At ,the time of the first trial, it appeared that the defendants had only-paid $23,500 of the purchase price. They justified their refusal to pay the balance by…