Stuart v. Chaney

*280Stuart and Murray are the surviving directors of a corporation whose charter expired when they and one Miller were directors. Miller has since died, thus they, under the statute, are trustees of the corporate estate. Murray and other persons who are stockholders brought suit against Stuart, alleging that the property could not be divided, asking for partition, for sale and distribution of the proceeds. Stuart filed a cross-bill, setting up the same facts and added that Murray had converted certain money and property of the company and was otherwise indebted to it, and that by reason thereof…