Martin v. D. B. Martin Co.

Citations

• 10 Del. Ch. 336
• 92 A. 262
• 1914 Del. Ch. LEXIS 10

Syllabus

<p>A suit by two stockholders for themselves and all other stockholders and persons interested in the company for redress and restitution for the misconduct of the officers in the management of the affairs of the company, and as incidental to such restitution a receivership and an accounting, did not abate upon the death of one of the complainants, but might proceed in the name of the surviving complainant as though he were the only complainant, as either complainant could have prosecuted the suit without the other or independently of the other, and one was not disqualified to proceed because the other was dead.</p>