One hundred shares of stock in A. Bruder & Son, Inc., were outstanding at the time of this contested corporate election. The court is in agreement that Bessie Bruder was a stockholder of record entitled to vote in person or by proxy her fifty shares of stock. The forty-five shares voted in opposition by Juliet Bruder were not sufficient to prevail. From this it follows that the corporate election resulted in the choice of Bessie Bruder's candidates for directors. The...
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