Austin v. Hayden
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Wayne; Mandell,. J. Bill by Fred G. Austin as receiver of Cameron Currie & Company, a copartnership, against Charles Hayden and others, copartners, doing business as Hayden, Stone & Company, for an accounting, an injunction, and other relief. Complainant, being later appointed trustee in bankruptcy of Cameron Currie & Company, was substituted as such trustee. From a decree for complainant, complainant and defendants and certain intervening creditors appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtSteebe, J.
The bill of complaint in this suit is field by Fred Gk Austin, as receiver of Cameron Currie & Co., an insolvent firm. Its general purpose, briefly stated, is to obtain an accounting as to the transactions between defendants and said insolvent firm, an adjudication of the respective rights of numerous creditors of said Cameron Currie & Co., to restrain said creditors from instituting separate proceedings in relation thereto and to allow thém to intervene herein, and, pending these proceedings, to enjoin defendants from selling or disposing of certain enumerated stocks and bonds which they…
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