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Morris SMITH and David Wiener, Applicants-Appellants, v. ALLEGHANY CORPORATION, Plaintiff-Appellee, Allan P. Kirby, Jr. and Fred M. Kirby II as Guardians of the Property of Allan P. Kirby, Fred M. Kirby and Charles T. Ireland, Jr., Defendants-Appellees. Morris SMITH and David Wiener, individually and on their own behalf and that of all other shareholders of Alleghany Corporation similarly situated and derivatively on behalf of Alleghany Corporation, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. Robert J. FITZSIMMONS, Allan P. Kirby, Jr. and Fred M. Kirby II as Guardians of the Property of Allan P. Kirby, and Alleghany Corporation, Defendants-Appellees. ALLEGHANY CORPORATION, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Allan P. KIRBY, Jr. and Fred M. Kirby II as Guardians of the Property of Allan P. Kirby, Charles T. Ireland, Jr. and Fred M. Kirby, Defendants-Appellees.

United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit

May 8, 1968

394 F.2d 381

Morris SMITH and David Wiener, Applicants-Appellants, v. ALLEGHANY CORPORATION, Plaintiff-Appellee, Allan P. Kirby, Jr. and Fred M.Kirby II as Guardians of the Property of Allan P. Kirby, Fred M. Kirby andCharles T. Ireland, Jr., Defendants-Appellees. Morris SMITH and David Wiener, individually and on their own behalf and thatof all other shareholders of Alleghany Corporation similarly situated andderivatively on behalf of Alleghany Corporation, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. Robert J. FITZSIMMONS, Allan P. Kirby, Jr. and Fred M. Kirby II as Guardiansof the Property of Allan P. Kirby, and Alleghany Corporation, Defendants-Appellees. ALLEGHANY CORPORATION, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Allan P. KIRBY, Jr. and Fred M. Kirby II as Guardians of the Property of AllanP. Kirby, Charles T. Ireland, Jr. and Fred M. Kirby, Defendants-Appellees.

May 8, 1968

394 F.2d 381

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