Barker

Barker v. United States

Good Law
200 F.2d 223
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitJanuary 9, 195312826_1California4,171 words

Opinion

Opinion

Stephens, J.

Lawrence Barker, the appellant, is one of two brothers who, with members of their families, were interested in the business of dealing in furniture and household furnishings in Southern California for many years. The business prospered, was incorporated, and the several individual interests have been the subject of many changes. The business is presently a large going concern.

On October 19, 1923, and up to and including December 28, 1923, Barker Bros., Inc., was a California corporation, hereinafter referred to as “Barker California”. As of the last date mentioned, its outstanding capital stock consisted of 5750 shares of voting preferred stock and 17,894.35 shares of common stock. The common stock was owned as follows:

We graphically illustrate the various stock changes which are hereinafter detailed :

On December 20, 1923, an agreement was entered into between the Lawrence Barker Interests and the C. H. Barker group, meaning C. H. Barker, C. A. Barker, and Erie P. Barker, for the purpose of readjusting the corporate and business affairs of the enterprise, and the stock interests of the parties; and an agreement was made by the Lawrence Barker Interests and the C. H. Barker…

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