Rogers v. Boston Club

The Boston Club, a corporation organized under the R. L. c. 125, for social and other kindred purposes, became deeply indebted to many persons. It had small assets, and it made a voluntary assignment for the benefit of its creditors. Subsequently this bill in equity was brought in behalf of a judgment creditor for the benefit of herself and other creditors, against the corporation and the assignee, praying that a receiver *263might he appointed to collect and receive from the assignee and from all other persons, including the members of the eorporar tian, all the corporation’s assets, and to…