Chandler v. Gallemore

This action was brought to recover on the superadded liability of a stockholder in an insolvent Minnesota corporation. The cause was tried to the court without a jury, and resulted in findings against the plaintiff, upon which a judgment of dismissal of the action was entered. The plaintiff has appealed.

The Diamond Motor Parts Company was a Minnesota corporation. In a creditor's suit against it in the United States district court, district of Minnesota, the corporation was adjudged to be insolvent, and M.D. Chandler was appointed receiver on January 23, 1929. At and prior to that date, the…