General Motors Truck Co. v. Caddo Transfer & Warehouse Co.

O’NIELL, Chief Justice.

The Caddo Transfer & Warehouse Company went into the hands of a receiver in March, 1930; W. H. Johnson being appointed receiver. Some months afterwards an audit of the books of the receiver was made under orders of the court, with the result that, at the instance of several creditors of the corporation, Johnson was removed from the receivership, and L. T. Lancaster was appointed in his place. Johnson appealed from the judgment removing him, but his appeal was dismissed, on the ground that the question as to who should be appointed receiver of a corporation was left to…