De Geer v. Moreland Motor Truck Co.

Appellant's first contention is that the evidence is insufficient to support the findings of the court, that on or about the eighth day of May, 1923, the plaintiff subscribed and purchased from the defendant corporation 150 shares of common stock of the defendant corporation, or that the defendant and one Charles Klein agreed to receive in full payment for said 150 shares of common stock bonds of the United States described in plaintiff’s complaint; and that the evidence is insufficient to support any finding that the defendant corporation entered into any agreement whatever with the plaintiff in connection with the 150 shares of common stock alleged to have been purchased from the defendant.

The appellant also objects that the evidence is insufficient to support the finding of the court that the plaintiff delivered to the said Charles Klein for the defendant all of the bonds of the United States, as described in plaintiff’s complaint, or that the purchase price of the 150 shares of common stock, alleged to have been purchased, was paid. Appellant also objects that the evidence is insufficient to support the finding of the court that the defendant has neglected, refused, and…