Lieberman

Lieberman v. Superior Court

Good Law
1925 Cal. App. LEXIS 400·72 Cal. App. 18·236 P. 570
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMarch 26, 1925Docket No. 4944.California7,477 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Works, J.

A. J. Charle, one of the respondents in this proceeding, and others who are also among the respondents, commenced an action in the Superior Court for Orange County, also one of the respondents. In that cause, which will henceforth be called the Charle action, the defendants were a corporation named the Pacific Corporation, its directors, and various other natural persons, including Muriel Strode Lieberman. It was alleged in the complaint in the Charle action that the plaintiffs and a large number of others, about 150 in all, “have purchased an interest in a certain lease and an interest in the production of a certain oil and gas well located on the premises described in said lease, known as Pacific Corporation Oil Well No. 16,” which will hereafter be termed the oil well; that the plaintiffs sue for themselves and the others making up the 150 individuals ; that certain named defendants, who will henceforth be called the directors, are the directors of Pacific Corporation, which will hereafter be called the corporation; that the corporation “has ceased to function as a corporation, and that” the directors were “its last named officers and directors and by reason thereof and as…

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