· 4/30/1901
Flynn v. Furth
Citations
- 25 Wash. 105
- 64 P. 904
- 1901 Wash. LEXIS 367
Syllabus
<p>RECEIVERS-ACTION AGAINST TO ENFORCE LIABILITIES INCURRED BEFORE APPOINTMENT.</p> <p>A contract liability of a partnership, incurred prior to the appointment of a receiver of the firm’s business and property, cannot be enforced by action against the receiver alone.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- affirming decree entered on remand cancelling the deed and then reforming and foreclosing the mortgage, and rejecting argument that the “amended bill” filed on remand “ma[d]e an entirely new case”
- affirming decree entered on remand cancelling the deed and then reforming and foreclosing the mortgage, and rejecting argument that the “amended bill” filed on remand “ma[d]e an entirely new case”
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