Atlantic Lumber Corp. v. Waxman

On May 8th, 1931, the appellee, Mannes E. Waxman, filed his bill of complaint, wherein he alleged that he had obtained two judgments against the appellant Herman M. Meyer, “trading as The Atlantic Mill and Lumber Company,” one for $2,050 on April 30th, 1930, the other for $4,580.25 on March 31st, 1931; that a writ of fieri facias was issued on the first of the judgments and returned nulla bonaj that the appellant Meyer organized four corporations, the Atlantic Mill & Lumber Realty Company, the Atlantic Lumber Corporation, the Cottage Building & Loan Association of Baltimore City, and the Home…