Question: Business law question
The stocks in First Rate Hotel, Inc., a corporation, was divided equally between the Miller and the Anderson families. For a number of years, as result of a family fued, the Millers and the Andersons were unable to work together in the management of the corporation. Because of this, meetings of shareholders or directors have not been held for seven years. The profit from the operation for the last seven years have not been touched, and last year the hotel operated at a loss for the first time. The corporation is on the border of becoming insolvent because of the lack of management, and the hotel properties is in need of renovation. The owners of half the stock brought an action in equity to bring the corporation to an end. Will they succeed? Please explain.