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Pacific Gamble Robinson Co. V. Lapp
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Publisher Description
In 1962, Conrad C. Lapp acquired 100 percent of the stock of the Joslyn Fruit Company (Joslyn), a Colorado corporation. In 1975, Conrad Lapp married his present wife, Laura D. Lapp, in Colorado, where both were residents. Under Colorado law, the stock of Joslyn remained Mr. Lapp's sole property, which he could encumber or convey without the consent of his wife. Goldberg v. Musim, 162 Colo. 461, 427 P.2d 698 (1967); Bostron v. Bostron, 128 Colo. 535, 265 P.2d 230 (1953).