Young v. Irish
Supreme Court of Minnesota
The attorney general having petitioned the. district court for Good-hue county to remove Loomis F. Irish from his position as receiver of the Farmers' Indemnity Mutual Hail Insurance Company, because of misconduct, the court ordered the receiver to show cause why he should not be removed. At the time of hearing the receiver demurred to the petition.
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The attorney general having petitioned the. district court for Good-hue county to remove Loomis F. Irish from his position as receiver of the Farmers' Indemnity Mutual Hail Insurance Company, because of misconduct, the court ordered the receiver to show cause why he should not be removed. At the time of hearing the receiver demurred to the petition. From an order, Williston, J., overruling the demurrer, removing the receiver and appointing a receiver in his place, Loomis F. Irish appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
In proceedings instituted by the attorney general in 1903 for the dissolution of the Farmers’ Indemnity Mutual Hail Insurance Company, a corporation organized under the laws of the state, judgment was duly rendered dissolving the corporation and appointing appellant, Loomis F. Irish, receiver of the affairs of the corporation, with authority to take possession of and convert into money its property and effects and distribute the proceeds among its creditors. He qualified and entered upon the discharge of the duties of his trust and thereafter continued in the exercise thereof until removed as…
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