Wolf v. Eblen

ALLEN, Circuit Judge.

Appellee, as receiver of an insolvent national bank, sued to enforce the individual liability of Louis G. Wolf as owner of fifteen shares of capital stock of the bank at the time it closed its doors on January 14, 1932. Judgment for $1,639.84 was rendered against Louis G. Wolf, and execution issued thereon was returned nulla bona. The instant proceeding is a suit in equity to collect the amount of the judgment.

In 1922, Louis G. Wolf and his six brothers and sisters each owned an undivided one-seventh interest in certain real property valued at $10,000, located ip the city…