Grunloh v. Effingham Equity, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that assignees of corporate assets acquire and may bring causes of action belonging to the assignor corporation
• holding that assignees of corporate assets acquire and may bring causes of action belonging to the assignor corporation
• considering whether assignees’ amended complaint related back to complaint filed within survival period, “so as to render the assertion of the corporate claims timely within the meaning of [the Survival Statute]”
• considering whether assignees' amended complaint related back to complaint filed within survival period, \so as to render the assertion of the corporate claims timely within the meaning of [the Survival Statute]\
• “it has long been recognized that corporations generally possess the power to assign choses in action, provided the assignments are made for a legitimate corporate purpose and violate no express restrictions in the corporate charter”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).