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Aron Salomon.doc案件 导读：就爱阅读网友为您分享以下“Aron Salomon.doc案件”的资讯，希望对您有所帮助，感谢您对92的支持! Salomon amp; Co.,” in High Street, Whitechapel, where he had extensive warehouses and a large establishment. He had been in the trade over thirty years. He had lived in the same neighbourhood all along, and for many years past he had occupied the same premises. So far things had gone very well with him. Beginning with little or no capital, he had gradually built up a thriving business, and he was undoubtedly in good credit and repute. It is impossible to say exactly what the value of the business was. But there was a substantial surplus of assets over liabilities. And it seems to me to be pretty clear that if Mr. Salomon had been minded to dispose of his business in the market as a going concern he might fairly have counted upon retiring with at least 10,000l. in his pocket. Mr. Salomon, however, did not want to part with the business. He had a wife and a family consisting of five sons and a *48 daughter. Four of the sons were working with their father. The eldest, who was about thirty years of age, was practically the manager. But the sons were not partners: they were only servants. Not unnaturally, perhaps, they were dissatisfied with their position. They kept pressing their father to give them a share in the concern. “They troubled me,” says Mr. Salomon, “all the while.” So at length Mr. Salomon did what hundreds of others have done under similar circumstances. He turned his business into a limited company. He wanted, he says, to extend the business and make provision for his family. In those words, I think, he fairly describes the principal motives which influenced his action. All the usual formalities were gone through; all the requirements of the Companies Act, 1862 , were duly observed. There was a contract with a trustee in the usual form for the sale of the business to a company about to be formed. There was