Legal Opinion
In Re Receivership Mitchell's Restaurant, Inc.
Court of Chancery of Delaware
Decided June 28, 1949PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Harrington, Chancellor:
The insolvency of the corporation was alleged in the bill and admitted in the answer, and on December 12, 1947, the receiver was appointed on that ground.
Mitchell’s Restaurant, Inc. was engaged in the retail liquor business in the City of Wilmington, and its personal property which came into the hands of the receiver was appraised as follows:
“Furniture and equipment $1821.30
Alcoholic liquors 312.02
Soft drinks 51.25
Total $2184.57”
The corporation had no real property. The furniture and equipment owned by it included a Walk-in refrigerator appraised at $800, which was…
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