Opinion
June 19, 1969
Appeal from the Monroe Trial Term.
Present — Goldman, P.J., Del Vecchio, Marsh, Gabrielli, and Moule, JJ.
Appeal dismissed as academic, without costs. Memorandum: The issue in this case is the right of petitioner to inspect the books and records of the respondent corporations. Petitioner had been a director of all the corporations but subsequently failed to be re-elected a director. On the argument of the appeal we were informed that subsequent to the order appealed from a motion was made at Special Term by each of the respondent corporations to vacate and annul the order on appeal, or in the alternative, for an order granting a rehearing. That motion has now been heard and decided and petitioner is granted a hearing to determine his right to inspection. As indicated on the argument and in the briefs of the parties, this subsequent action of Special Term makes the appeal before us moot and it is therefore dismissed.