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· 5/12/1919

Gootee v. Riggin

Citations

  • 12 Del. Ch. 91
  • 107 A. 452
  • 1919 Del. Ch. LEXIS 10

Syllabus

<p>Where the officers of an unincorporated association wrongfully seceded, formed another society, and wrongfully carried to the new society personal property and money of the former, and the new society refuses to return or pay for it, the statute of limitations of three years, by analogy to its application to actions at law for the same relief, bars the suit in equity of new officers of the original association to recover the property and money.</p>

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