McCush v. Whatcom Timber Company
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFullerton, J.
The M. & S. Logging Company, a corporation organized under the laws of this state, as plaintiff, instituted the present action against the Whatcom Timber Company, the United Timber Company, and the Clipper Shingle Company, as defendants, to recover in damages, as for a breach of contract.. Subsequent to the institution of the action, the plaintiff logging company was adjudged insolvent, and the respondent, William McCush, was appointed as its receiver. Thereafter, he was substituted as party plaintiff in the action.
On his substitution as plaintiff, the receiver filed in the action an amended…
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