Mueller v. Adler
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
STONE, Circuit Judge.
April 11, 1919, Samuel W. Adler) a bondholder under a mortgage, filed his' bill in equity against the United Railways and its predecessor, St. Louis Transit Company, Wherein, inter alia, a receivership was prayed. The following day a receiver was appointed and took immediate possession. Thereafter appellants, leave being granted, filed their intervention. About two years later, appellants filed a motion to dismiss the main bill for want of jurisdiction. Complainant Adler filed a motion to dismiss this intervention because the leave to file same had been improvidently…
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