Blumenthal v. Maryland Casualty Co.

THE COURT.

On July 3, 1925, one Julia Powers commenced an action against plaintiff Blumenthal and others to recover certain shares of the capital stock of the Pacific Diesel Engine Company, a corporation. It was alleged that she had been fraudulently deprived of the stock and that the same had passed into the hands of Blumenthal as a purchaser. On July 3, 1925, a restraining order was issued, enjoining Blumenthal and the other defendants from selling, transferring, disposing of or otherwise dealing in the stock, and later upon the petition of the corporation—which was made a defendant in the…