Standard Lithographing & Printing Co. v. Twin City Motor Speedway Co.
Supreme Court of Minnesota
The motion of Charles S. Kidder, as receiver of Sperry Realty Company, insolvent, to relieve him from his default and permit him to file a claim and complaint in intervention in behalf of that company in the above entitled action in the district court for Ramsey county, was objected to by one of the stockholders of the Twin City Motor Speedway Company. The motion was heard by Kelly, J., and denied.
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The motion of Charles S. Kidder, as receiver of Sperry Realty Company, insolvent, to relieve him from his default and permit him to file a claim and complaint in intervention in behalf of that company in the above entitled action in the district court for Ramsey county, was objected to by one of the stockholders of the Twin City Motor Speedway Company. The motion was heard by Kelly, J., and denied. From the order denying sthe motion, Charles S. Kidder, as such receiver, appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtHolt, J.
A receiver was appointed to wind np the affairs of the Twin City Motor Speedway Company, hereinafter referred to as the Speedway Company, a corporation, and an order was made and filed September 1, 1916, requiring creditors to present their claims for allowance within six months from that date, or be barred from participating in the funds to be collected in the proceeding. The next month an assessment of 100 per cent was ordered against all the stockholders. On June 10, 1916, a judgment creditor of the Sperry Realty Company, hereinafter called the Realty Company, a corporation, began a suit…
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