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· 5/3/1897

Bell v. R. D. Wood & Co. ex rel. Camden Iron Works

Citations

  • 181 Pa. 175

Syllabus

<p>Corporations — Execution—Special fi. fa. — Act of April!, 1870.</p> <p>The land which is a component part of the plant of an incorporated water company, and necessary to the enjoyment of the corporate franchises, may be sold on the special writ of fieri facias provided by the Act of April 7, 1870, P. L. 58. .</p> <p>Corporations — Receivers—Stockholders.</p> <p>An application by stockholders for the appointment of a receiver of a corporation will be refused, where it appears that there is no charge of mismanagement, that there are no scattered assets to be marshalled, and that the only effect of granting the application would be to hinder and delay the collecting of valid claims.</p>

Judges: Dean, Fell, Green, Sterrett, Williams

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