Inf Enterprise, Inc. v. Donnellon
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Painter, Presiding Judge.
The origins of this case began several years ago. A lengthy discussion of the facts is not necessary, however, because this appeal involves a relatively straightforward legal issue: whether a court-appointed receiver for a corporation can be sued by that corporation and its sole shareholder and officer.
Defendant-appellee, Terrence M. Donnellon, is the receiver. He was appointed by the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas as the receiver for plaintiff-appellant INF Enterprise, Inc. (“INF”), a corporation that operated a health club, nutrition center, and sunbathing…
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