Stanley v. Luse
Oregon Supreme Court
From Coos : J. C. Fullerton, Judge. Bill in equity by J. J. Stanley and others against J. A. Luse and others. From a decree setting aside a purchase by defendants, as directors of the corporation, and calling in defendant’s stock, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Wolveeton
The following is a brief narrative of the facts giving rise to the present litigation, as disclosed by the evidence: Prior to 1892, J. D. Garfield, J. M. Siglin, A. W. Sefton, and W. A. Luse were engaged in the publication of a newspaper called the Sun, and constituted what was known as the Sun Publishing Company. Individual members dropped out, one after another, until W. A. Luse was left as the sole proprietor. In May, 1892, Luse permitted his son, J. A. Luse, who had theretofore been employed upon the paper, to take charge, and thereafter he assumed the control and management of the same…
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