Hofmann v. United Welding & Manufacturing Co.
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtO’Sullivah, J.
The plaintiffs, as stockholders of the defendant corporation, instituted this action on August 29, 1946. Their complaint alleged that the corporation was solvent but that its assets were in danger of being wasted. They prayed for the appointment of a receiver and for the dissolution of the corporation. On January 16, 1947, no plea or answer having been filed, the court, after hearing the plaintiffs and one other stockholder, found all allegations of the complaint true and rendered an interlocutory judgment appointing a permanent receiver.
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