State Bank & Trust Co. v. Locust Hill Gardens Corp.

From an order denying a motion to vacate an order appointing a receiver without notice to the Attorney-General of the State, the defendant corporation appeals. The Attorney-General now comes forward and gives his consent nunc pro tunc as of the date of the making of the original order appointing the receiver. This is ineffectual as the order appointing the receiver is void. The Legislature has declared a policy and made void any order or judgment granted in a judicial proceeding for the dissolution of a corporation or a distribution of its assets unless protection is afforded by notice to the…