Sturgill v. Lovell Lumber Co.

Lovins, Judge:

This suit was instituted by Monroe Sturgill and others, plaintiffs, against Lovell Lumber Company, a corporation, the Bank of Raleigh, a corporation, and Donald Hay-hurst, defendants. The suit had for its purpose, among others, the appointment of a special receiver for the defendant, Lovell Lumber Company, such receiver to reduce all the property of the company to cash, to operate the company’s sawmill and sell all lumber and logs produced from such operation for cash, and to wind up the affairs of the company.

During the progress of the suit an amended and supplemental bill was…