In Re Sixth Ward B. L. Assn.
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
Mrs. Motzenbecker excepts to the account of the trustees in dissolution because it shows the Association's liability to her in the sum of $633.25 instead of $1,000.
Exceptant in 1919 subscribed to five shares of installment stock of the Association with a maturity value of $1,000, and on October 12th, 1932, her shares matured. The Association, however, had at the time no funds available for paying off her shares. Her dues paid amount to $745 and her profits $255. Acting under the emergency statute, P.L. 1933 p. 94; R.S. AppendixA:7-3, c., the Commissioner of Banking and Insurance on March…
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