Kittel v. Augusta, T. & G. R.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
This was a creditors’ bill by Joseph J. Kittel against the Augusta, Tallahassee & Gulf Railroad Company, William Clark, and others. Defendants demurred to the bill.
1Opinion of the Court
TOWNSEND, District Judge.
Demurrer to a creditors’ bill The bill alleges that complainant is a judgment creditor of the defendant the Augusta, Tallahassee & Gulf Railroad Company; that, during the acts herein complained of, the defendant William Clark was a director of said defendant corporation, and the owner of practically all its stock; that, prior to the entry of said judgment, said corporation, being the owner of certain real and personal property, suffered a judgment by default to be entered against it in favor of said defendant Clark, for a pretended claim; that he, as director of said…
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