Goodrich v. City Loan & Building Ass'n
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equity. Building and loan associations. Parties. Decrees. Corporations. Officers. Principal and agent. Before William H. Hull, Esq., Judge pro hao vice. Richmond'Superior Court. April Term, 1874. T]iis is the second time this case has been'before this court See 48 Georgia Reports, 445. It is sufficiently reported in the above head-notes.
1Opinion of the Court
Tkippjd, Judge.
1. The resolution unanimously adopted by the stockholders abandons the charter and rules under which the company liad worked for sixly-six months. It was agreed that some equitable mode should be the rule for settling their rights inter sese. The particular plan which was reported and accepted by a majority of the members, was protested against by” the complainants as being inequitable, and an injunction asked against its execution. The bill, in substance, alleges that the spirit and intent of the first resolution and the object of all in agreeing'to it, was to have their…
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