Summary

Portrait of James Clark McReynolds James Clark McReynolds Bus Transport Securities Corporation v…

Jacobus caused petitioner to be organized and acquired all its stock in exchange for all shares of A and B corporations. Thereafter, petitioner transferred to Public Service Co-ordinated Transport Company these A and B shares, and took all shares of C. Easman Jacobus, Inc.
Thus, petitioner, through Jacobus, Inc., came to control 2,500 of the projector's shares; and Public Service Co-ordinated and Transport Company became owner of all shares of A and B corporations. Through these manipulations, the projector obtained indirect control of corporations A and B and the lines which they operate.
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