Grier v. Union Nat. Life Ins.
District Court, E.D. Pennsylvania
In Equity. Suit by one Grier and others against the Union National life Insurance Company. On exceptions to report of special master.
1Opinion of the Court
THOMPSON, District Judge.
The exceptions are based upon the disallowance by the special master of the claims of, subscribers to the capital stock of the Union National Fife Insurance Company to recover from funds in the hands of the receiver of the company the sums paid by them upon subscriptions to its stock under the following circumstances :
*288The company was organized and doing business under the laws of Pennsylvania, and on or about February 26, 1910, in an effort to raise $300,000 deemed necessary for purposes of capitalization to enable the company to continue in business in conformity…
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