Bailey
Bailey v. Cox
Opinion
lead Opinion
Searls, J.
This is an appeal from an order of the superior court in and for the county of Santa Clara denying a motion of defendant Tuohy to transfer the cause from said county of Santa Clara to the county of Tulare for trial.
The defendant, the Buena Vista Fruit and Vineyard Company, is a corporation organized June 6,1891, under and pursuant to the laws of the state of California, and having its principal place of business at Tulare City in the county of Tulare, state of California.
The defendants, John Tuohy, D. W. Madden, E. De Witt, P. F. Wood, N. A. Hummel, J. F. Boiler, and R. B. Bohannon, were directors of the corporation. The other defendants, with perhaps one or two exceptions, were stockholders in the corporation.
The prayer of the complaint asks the court to establish fraudulent dealings on the part of the directors; to set aside and cancel two certain mortgages given by the corporation to John Tuohy, who was president of said corporation, upon land in the county of Tulare, upon the ground that they are fraudulent; for a decree fixing the indebtedness of the corporation to defendants Tuohy, Cox, Wood, and De Witt; to account with and settle the rights of the corporation to and…