Hearn v. Clare

• 1. Persons are not parties to litigation solely by reason of the fact that one of the parties thereto is a corporation of which such persons are stockholders. Blackman v. Central R. Co., 58 Ga. 189.

2. Where, upon a petition duly filed, the assets of a corporation have been placed in the hands of receivers, no one can have a hearing of his petition in such litigation, in aid of the original petition, asking for injunction, a removal of the receivers and the appointment of others in their stead, and for other relief, before becoming a party to such litigation. Branan v. Baxter, 122 Ga. 222…