Lingle v. National Insurance
Supreme Court of Missouri
Appeal from, St. Louis Circuit Court. cited City and County of St. Louis v. Alexander, 23 Mo. 528; R. M. Carlton, 260, 265. cited Gen. Stat. 1865, p. 329, § 19 ; 36 Mo. 523 ; 28 Mo. 106 ; 3 Hill, 190 ; 8 Bos. 396 ; 33 Mo. 377; Barb, on Parties, 361-2 ; 7 Paige, 18 ; 8 Paige, 33 ; 1 Chit. PI. 40 et seq.; Pearson v. Nesbitt, 1 Dev. 315.
1Opinion of the CourtWagner, Judge
This was a proceeding to recover of John Hogan, a stockholder in the National Insurance Company, the amount of a judgment obtained and held by the respondents against said company. It seems that Hogan was president of the company, and owned stock to the amount of three thousand dollars, which he paid by his services as such officer. Whilst so acting as president, the company became insolvent, and Nixon & Co. brought suit against it for $4,500, the amount of a policy they held against it. During the pendency of the suit, .Hogan negotiated for the claim, and procured an assignment of it to him…
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