· 5/8/1933
Beland v. Modern Woodmen of America
Citations
- 270 Ill. App. 623
- 1933 Ill. App. LEXIS 609
How courts have described this case
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- finding that corporate stock did not belong to daughter where father who was “worried about his creditors” had put stock in daughter’s name “as his nominee and for his benefit”
- stock put in daughter’s name to avoid creditors
- stock put in daughter’s name to avoid creditors
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