Zanes v. Mercantile Bank & Trust Co. of Texas
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion
On Motions of Appellee Bank and Tate for Rehearing.
Appellee bank by its motion for rehearing contends that we “erred in reversing that part of the trial Court’s judgment appointing a receiver to take possession of the stock' described” in its petition, because (a) “E. A. Pierce & Company had submitted themselves to the jurisdiction of the district court, and that the court theretofore had jurisdiction over them; that it was necessary in order to make the appointment of a receiver valid that the certificates of stock in controversy should be actually within the jurisdiction of the district…
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