Taylor v. Life Ass'n
United States Circuit Court
In Equity.
1Opinion of the Court
Hammond, D. J.
Application is made to reconsider the order heretofore entered, appointing the defendant W. S. Eelfe receiver in this case; and objection is taken to his bond because the sureties are non-residents of Tennessee.
The facts necessary to be stated are that the Life Association of America was a corporation of the state of Missouri, doing business, as was stated at the bar, in 32 of the states of -the Union. It became insolvent, and by statutes of Missouri it became the duty of the defendant W. S. Eelfe, as a public officer appointed by law for the purpose, to wind it up under the…
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- Richards v. Chesapeake & O. R.U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Virginia · 1876
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