Kent v. Upton
Wyoming Supreme Court
On remand from the supreme court of the ÜDited States. Action by Clark W. Upton, assignee in bankruptcy of the Great Western Insurance Company, against Thomas A. Kent, to recover the balance alleged to be due on a subscription to the stock of said company. Judgment for defendant. Plaintiff appeals. Reversed. On appeal to the United Scates supreme court, judgment of reversal reversed, and case remanded to the supreme court.
1Opinion of the Court
Signer, O. J.
This was a civil action brought in the district court for the first judicial district in and for Laramie county, by Clark W. Upton, assignee in bankruptcy of the Great Western Insurance Company, against Thomas A. Kent, as a stockholder in said company, to recover the balance alleged to be due on asubscription to the stock of the said company' and unpaid. The petition alleged that said Kent was the owner of 10 shares of the stock originally subscribed for by himself, and of 10 other shares purchased by him from Joslin & Park, and for which a new certificate was given, upon which…
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