Dalton & Morganton Railroad v. McDaniel
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equity. Process. Service. Corporations. Stockholders. Mandamus. Practice in the Superior Court. Before Judge McCutchen. Whitfield Superior Court. October Term, 1875. Reported in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Jackson, Judge.
This bill was brought by H, T. McDaniel in behalf of himself and many others, who were duly made parties complainants, as creditors of the Dalton and Morganton Railroad Company, to compel Samuel M. Carter and a great many others, amounting to several hundred, stockholders of said *193company, to pay in a sufficient amount of the stock subscribed by them, to satisfy certain judgments and debts which said company owed complainants. The bill alleged that the said McDaniel had obtained judgment for $3,404 17, besides interest and costs, on which execution .had issued with a return of…
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