PER CURIAM.
The issue in this case is whether the trial court erred in not decreeing a dissolution of the plaintiff D.H.M. Realty Corporation. We hold that dissolution was not compelled on the evidence.
Plaintiffs Matucci and Hession each own one-third of the stock in D.H.M. Realty Corporation and defendant James L. Davis owns the other one-third. The corporation was formed to take title to land from Davis Associates, Inc., in which Davis owned fifty-two percent...
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