Sedgwick City Bank v. Sedgwick Milling and Elevator, Co.
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Harvey District Court. F. L. Martin, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtDoster, C. J.
The Sedgwick Milling and Elevator Company and the Newton Milling and Elevator Company were corporations. B. Warkentin was a stockholder in both of them. The first-named company was indebted to the one last named in the sum of $2480, to recover which suit was brought and judgment rendered in February, 1895. Upon the recovery of judgment execution thereon was issued and returned unsatisfied. The judgment creditor thereupon instituted proceedings under the statute to secure an order for the issuance of execution against Warkentin for the payment of a balance due upon his stock subscription to…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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