Taylor v. Goodrich Tire & Rubber Co.

The original bill in this case was filed on October 9, 1931, and on October 10, 1931, it was sustained by the chancery court as a general creditors’ bill to inure to the benefit of all creditors of Fry Brothers (an insolvent corporation), “who may claim its benefits or come in under it.”

A receiver of the assets of the insolvent corporation was appointed, and the usual order appropriate to such cases was made, enjoining the institution of separate suits against the insolvent corporation, ordering publication for creditors to file their claims on or before a named date, and directing that the…