First National Bank of Laramie v. Cook
Wyoming Supreme Court
Error to the District Court, Albany County, Hon. Richard H. Scott, Judge of First Judicial District, presiding. The facts are stated in the opinions. The proceedings taken by the judgment creditor in the District Court and permitted by that court show a radical misconception of the office and nature of receiverships.
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Error to the District Court, Albany County, Hon. Richard H. Scott, Judge of First Judicial District, presiding. The facts are stated in the opinions. The proceedings taken by the judgment creditor in the District Court and permitted by that court show a radical misconception of the office and nature of receiverships. It is not a device by which rights are created or destroyed, or conflicting claims determined, but an ancillary and provisional remedy rendered necessary by the existence of property or a fund which cannot be otherwise taken care of. A suit pending in a proper court in which,…
1Opinion
on petition eor rehearing.
Potter, Justice.
In this case both parties have filed petitions for a rehearing. The defendants in error seek a rehearing upon all the points generally involved in the cause, while the plaintiffs in error ask for a rehearing- upon certain points only in reference to the expenses of the receiver. We will consider first the petition of the defendants in error.
At the outset it is suggested in the brief of counsel for the defendants in error that there does not appear in the record any application in writing upon which the plaintiffs in error sought to enforce their…
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