52 W. Va. 306 | W. Va. | 1902
This is an appeal of David D. Brewer and others from a vacation order made by the Hon. John W. Mason, Judge of the circuit court of Monongalia County, on the 17th day of April,. 1902, overruling the motion of the appellants to dissolve the temporary injunction granted and discharge the receiver appointed, in a certain chancery suit in said court pending wherein James C. Frazier and others were plaintiffs and appellants were defendants.
The controversy as appears from the record, between the parties is as follows:
The plaintiffs together own and hold in their names for the benefit of themselves and others, one hundred and forty shares of' stock of the Iron City Oil and Gas Company; the plaintiff William Hill owning thirty-eight shares by original purchase; and plaintiff James C. Frazier holding ninety-one shares, W. K. Given three shares, Leila J. Frazier two shares, Bryan Gordon two shares, William Gordon two shares and Bobert E. Guy two shares, making one hundred and two shares which were acquired in the following manner:
On the 15th day of February, 1902, Charles F. Boehler and Leopold Sigwart entered into a contract in writing with James C. Frazier, trustee, and E. M. Grant, manager of the Union Gas and Water Company, by which among other things, the said parties of the first part agreed to deliver to the parties of the second part not less than seventy nor more than one hundred and two shares of stock in the Iron City Oil and Gas Company at the fixed price of two hundred and twelve dollars and fifty cents per share on or before the 21st day of February, 1902. This was done on the last day named, James C. Frazier paid the price and had the -shares assigned to the parties as aforesaid.
Affirmed.