Merchants' National Bank of Boston v. Pennsylvania Steel Co.
Supreme Court of New Jersey
On rule to show cause why the attachment against the defendant should not, on application of the receivers of the defendants, be set aside and vacated.
1Opinion of the Court
*338The opinion of the court was delivered by
Abbett, J.
The Pennsylvania Steel Company is a corporation of the State of Pennsylvania. It became insolvent and was so declared, April 20th, 1893,- in a suit in a Court of Common Pleas, No. 2, in the county of Philadelphia, wherein Alfred Earnshall and E. Eobert Cox were plaintiffs, and the Pennsylvania Steel Company, defendants. That court appointed Luther S. Bent and the Girard Life Insurance and Annuity Company of Philadelphia, receivers of all its property, equitable interests, things in action, effects, moneys, receipts, earnings, rights,…
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