Person v. Leary.

This is a rehearing of the case reported in 126 N. C., 504. It has given us much trouble, because we are unwilling to overrule, or even materially modify, the essential principles governing the recognition of foreign receivers laid down in this case when here before. This trouble might have been avoided if the plaintiffs had followed the suggestions rather pointedly given in Kruger v. Bank, 123 N. C., 16. We have repeatedly recognized the right of foreign receivers, under the law of comity, to sue in this State. In Insurance Co. v. Edwards, 124 N. C., 116, 121, this Court says: “At this stage…