Legal Opinion
Holcombe v. Trenton White City Co.
New Jersey Court of Chancery
Decided February 23, 1912PublishedCited by 45 opinions
On application oí receiver for assessment on capital stock for benefit o£ creditors.
1Opinion of the Court
Walker, V. C.
Upon bill filed the defendant company was declared insolvent and Mr. Charles J. Fury was appointed its receiver. An order limiting creditors was made and filed and in due course claims were presented to the receiver amounting to $806.28 .preferred, and $38,817.06 unpreferred, total, $39,623.34.
In pursuance of an order the receiver exposed for sale at public vendue the property of the defendant corporation consisting of the following:
“The lease of the lands and premises known as Capital City Park, consisting of 120 acres. (The.rent on this lease is fully paid.) + '
“Carrousel,…
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