· 4/24/1972
LaHue v. Keystone Investment Co.
Citations
- 496 P.2d 343
- 6 Wash. App. 765
- 1972 Wash. App. LEXIS 1243
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- holding that joinder of the corporation is not always essential in a derivative suit without addressing whether an injunction against plaintiffs or former board members would be effective against the current directors of a corporation
- one-half beneficial interest in corporate stock by reason of community property law is sufficient to confer standing for stockholder derivative suit
- one-half beneficial interest in corporate stock by reason of community property law is sufficient to confer standing for stockholder derivative suit
- widow's one-half community interest in stock held in husband's name prior to his death, whether or not formally set aside to her in course of probate of husband's estate, is a one-half vested beneficial interest in those shares permitted to maintain derivative action
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Judges: Horowitz
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