Arthur HOFFMAN, Erwin H. Ezzes, Herman Koenigsberg and Virginia S. Hudson et al., Appellants,
v.
Sol A. DANN et al. and Mary L. Gallo et al., Plaintiffs Below, Appellees, and
Chrysler Corporation et al. and Paul C. Ackerman et al., Defendants Below, Appellees.
Supreme Court of Delaware.https://leagle.com/images/logo.png
November 17, 1964.
Reargument Denied December 4, 1964.
Attorney(s) appearing for the Case
Howard M. Handelman, Wilmington, and Norman Annenberg, New York City, for appellant objector Ezzes.
Frank J. Miller, of Foulk, Walker, Miller & Wakefield, Wilmington, for appellant objector Koenigsberg.
Irving Morris and J. A. Rosenthal, of Cohen, Morris & Rosenthal, Wilmington, for appellant objector Judson et al.
Sotiere S. Kapsalis, Wilmington, and Bader & Bader, New York City, for appellant Hoffman.
William E. Taylor, Jr., Wilmington, Norman S. Nemser and Stanley Nemser, and Irving Steinman, New York City, for plaintiffs appellees Mary L. Gallo and James A. Gallo.
Daniel O. Hastings, Clarence W. Taylor and Russell J. Willard, Jr., of Hastings, Taylor & Willard, Wilmington, Lewis M. Dabney, Jr., Liebman, Eulau & Robinson, New York City, and Dann, Rosenbaum, Bloom & Kaufman, Detroit, Mich., for plaintiffs appellees in the Dann action except Sol A. Dann.
Richard F. Corroon of Berl, Potter & Anderson, Daniel L. Herrmann, of Herrmann, Bayard, Brill & Russell, S. Samuel Arsht, of Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell, Robert H. Richards, Jr., of Richards, Layton & Finger, John J. Morris, Jr., and Albert W. James, of Morris, James, Hitchens & Williams, and Clyde M. England, Jr., Wilmington, Francis S. Bensel and Robert Ehrenbard of Kelley, Drye, Newhall, Maginnes & Warren, David W. Peck and Howard T. Milman, of Sullivan & Cromwell, and Milton Pollack, New York City, for certain defendant appellees.
Sol A. Dann, Detroit, Mich., plaintiff appellee, in pro. per.
WOLCOTT and CAREY, JJ., and STIFTEL, Judge, sitting.
Supreme Court of Delaware.
WOLCOTT, Justice.
These are appeals from a judgment of approval of the settlement of a stockholders' derivative action brought in behalf of Chrysler Corporation. The settlement approved disposed of two stockholders' derivative actions which had been consolidated for the purpose of settlement. In the two actions 17 separate causes of action, involving in all 70 separate claims, were asserted against 97 individual and corporate...
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