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Turner v. Turner9/30/2002
e corporation relevant to its business and affairs, including any:
(1) Bylaws;
(2) Minutes of the proceedings of the stockholders and directors;
(3) Annual statement of affairs;
(4) Stock ledger; and
(5) Books of account.
Pursuant to appellees' request, the court granted a temporary restraining order against appellant for the following alleged acts: (1) raiding $30,000 from BSL's bank account; (2) withholding BSL's vital financial records; (3) harmful and disruptive threats against BSL employees; and (4) tortious interference with contractual relations. Although the court granted Ms. Turner access to the Company, we do not believe the statute foreclosed the court from imposing reasonable limitations on the inspection right, given its belief that Ms. Turner's behavior was disruptive. In light of the allegations of disturbances caused by Ms. Turner while at BSL, the trial court properly exercised its discretion in balancing BSL's right to conduct its business without disruption and Ms. Turner's right of access to BSL.
APPELLEES' MOTION TO DISMISS APPEAL DENIED. IN THE DIVORCE CASE, JUDGMENT OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY VACATED AS TO THE ISSUES OF ALIMONY, MONETARY AWARD, CONTRIBUTION, DISSIPATION, AND ATTORNEYS' FEES; IN THE CORPORATE CASE, JUDGMENT VACATED AS TO BSL WITH RESPECT TO WRONGFUL DISCHARGE CLAIM, AND CASE REMANDED TO THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY FOR FURTHER PROCEEDINGS CONSISTENT WITH THIS OPINION. ALL OTHER RULINGS AFFIRMED. COSTS TO BE PAID 50% BY APPELLANT, 50% BY APPELLEES.
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