Clinton Mining & Mineral Co. v. Beacom
District Court, W.D. Pennsylvania
At Raw. Action by the Clinton Mining & Mineral Company against J. S. Beacom. On motion by plaintiff to take off compulsory nonsuit.
1Opinion of the Court
THOMSON, District Judge.
This is a motion to take off a judgment of compulsory nonsuit. The plaintiff, a corporation of the state of Iowa, recovered a judgment in an action of tort against the Imperial Gold Mining & Milling Company, a corporation of the state of South Dakota. The judgment being unpaid, the plaintiff brought this action against the defendant as a stockholder of the Imperial Company, to recover for an alleged balance unpaid upon his stock. *229The action is brought under section 441 oí the Civil Code of South Dakota, which is as follows:
“Uadi slock holder of a corporation is…
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