In Re the Dissolution of New Jersey Refrigerating Co.
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1Per curiam
The only matter involved in the determination of the present appeal is the validity of an order of the court of chancery, made upon the application of the receivers of the New Jersey Refrigerating Company, restraining the appellants, Otto A. Lembeck and Alfred J. 0. Allison, from further prosecuting actions at law, brought by them against the corporation prior to the appointment of the receivers, and requiring the transfer of those actions into the court of chancery for determination.
It is entirely settled that the court of chancery may permit an action to be brought in a court of law, having…
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