Jackson v. Fite

Where an equitable petition was filed by one as a depositor in a certain private bank for the benefit of himself and other depositors, in which petition application is made for the appointment of a re*383ceiver to preserve the assets of the bank which is alleged to be insolvent, and to liquidate the same for the benefit of petitioner and other creditors, after a receiver had been appointed upon such petition other depositors might, upon application, be allowed to intervene as parties plaintiff. But where the proposed intervenors seek to have other parties defendant made, not made in the suit as…