Legal Opinion
Lumbert v. Woodard
Indiana Supreme Court
Decided March 25, 1896No. 17,521PublishedCited by 10 opinions
From the Elkhart Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHackney, C. J.
On petition by appellant Lumbert, one Charles W. Fish, was appointed receiver for the Elkhart Electric and Railway Company, a corporation formed by the consolidation of the Citizens’ Railway Company and “the Elkhart Electric Company, and the appellees, Woodard and Proctor, by, consent of the court, sued said receiver upon certain notes, held by them severally, and as alleged a written lien securing said notes, for $8,000.00, executed by said Elkhart Electric Company, and alleged to have been assumed by the new company.
*336Upon the motion of the receiver, John Cook, trustee for the holders of…
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