Belding v. Washington Cornice Co.

Citations

• 36 Wash. 549
• 79 P. 37
• 1905 Wash. LEXIS 626

Syllabus

<p>Appeal and Error — Review—Demurrer to Complaint — Appeal prom Appointment op Receiver. Upon an appeal from an order appointing a temporary receiver, an order made at the time of the appointment, overruling a demurrer to the complaint, can not he urged as error where the complaint is not so defective as to be incapable of amendment, since it is not a final order and is reviewable only on appeal from a final judgment.</p> <p>Receivers — Appointment—Sufficiency op Showing. Under the rule of this court to appoint a receiver only where it is necessary to prevent the property from being wasted or lost, it is error to appoint a receiver of a corporation, at the suit of one claiming to hold the majority of the stock, and whom the officers refused to recognize as a stockholder, where the proofs consisted of affidavits showing a dispute as to the rightful ownership of the stock.</p>