GUNTER, Justice.
This appeal involves the question of whether the voting method used in the election of corporate directors was cumulative voting. The trial judge ruled that the appellee, who owned 650 shares of the voting stock of the corporation as opposed to appellant's ownership of only 350 shares, could cast his 650 votes for each of the corporate directors to be elected, thereby electing all of the directors of the corporation. The appellant contends that this...
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