Boehme v. Rall

Green, V. C.

On the application of Albert Strall, a stockholder and creditor, as well as president of the New York Silk Ribbon Manufacturing Company, said company was declared insolvent, and, by an order of this court, the complainant was appointed its receiver on November 10th, 1890. He qualified as such, and took possession of the real and personal property of the corporation. The real estate is situated at Haledon, Passaic county, New Jersey. The personal property in question consists of machinery, stock and manufactured goods in the factory at that place.

The receiver discovered, by an…