Briggs Co. v. Lawler

This is a suit instituted by plaintiff for injunctive relief and to foreclose a lien on corporate stock. It grows out of the fact that Thomas A. Lawler, an attorney of Lansing, Michigan, at the time of his death, September 25, 1928, was indebted to the plaintiff corporation in the sum of $5,536.36 and was the owner and holder of 900 shares of the capital stock of plaintiff corporation. This stock was issued to deceased in September of 1921 and January of 1922. Shortly after Lawler’s death, Agnes B. Lawler Avas appointed administratrix of deceased’s estate, which was found to be insolvent.…