Naarim v. Kunda

In 1977, a religious corporation was formed which operated a camp in Pennsylvania. However, since its inception and until May of this year, the parties, who are the founders and trustees of the corporation, did not hold annual meetings or elections in accordance with the provisions of the New York State Religious Corporation Law. In fact, their conduct of the business of the camp and the nature of their controversy indicates that the parties regarded each other as partners, rather than trustees of a corporation, and effectively functioned to operate this camp in that manner.