Furnald v. Glenn
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
In Equity. These were 14 suits to enjoin John Glenn from prosecuting actions of law against the several complainants to recover stock" assessments. The complainants in the respective suits are Francis P. Furnald, Charles Í 1. Todd, Lloyd Aspinwall, Francisco BianeM, Grinnell Burt, Hannah Burt, Samuel Eddy, Samuel Engle, Gardiner G. Howland, William L. Pomeroy, William M. Randall, Charles F. Thorbnrn, William S. Williams, and Alexander J. Mayer.
1Opinion of the Court
TOWNSEXI), District Judge.
These are bills in equity for injunctions against the prosecution of actions at law, brought by the defendant herein, to recover of the several complainants amounts unpaid upon stock of the National Express & Transportation Company held by them. The facts concerning the insolvency of said express company, and the proceedings which led up to the appointment of the present trustee, are fully set out in Glenn v. Marbury, 145 U. S. 499, 12 Sup. Ct. Rep. 914. As the other questions to be passed upon are raised in all the cases, they will be considered and disposed of…
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- Hawkins v. GlennSupreme Court of the United States · 1889
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