Wolcott v. National Electric Signaling Co.
District Court, D. Massachusetts
In Equity. Suit by Darwin S. Wolcott against the National Electric Signaling Company, in which R. A. Fessenden intervened. On motion to dismiss petition for injunction.
1Opinion of the Court
MORTON, District Judge.
The original bill of complaint in this case was brought by Wolcott to secure the appointment of receivers for the respondent; and receivers were duly appointed. Fessenden intervened and became a party to the suit.
The present questions arise oh an intervening petition by Wolcott which seeks to have Fessenden enjoined from further prosecuting an action at law brought by him in this court against the respondent company, and from bringing any other action against said company based upon certain contracts with it in which Wolcott claims an interest; it also seeks to have the…
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