Ridpath v. Poil

Citations

• 26 Wash. 427
• 67 P. 229

Syllabus

<p>RECEIVERS ■ — • APPOINTMENT PENDENTE LITE-DISCRETION OE COURT.</p> <p>Tbe action of the trial court in refusing to grant an application for a receiver pendente lite, in a suit for an accounting and tbe dissolution of a corporation, is not an abuse of tbe discretion reposed in tbe court in sucb matters, where it does not appear that tbe property of the corporation is endangered, nor that its business is being diverted from tbe purpose for which it is incorporated, nor that tbe property is not being economically managed, nor that tbe applicant has displayed diligence in applying for relief, and where it appears that tbe only showing made is tbe denial of plaintiff’s right to inspect tbe corporate books on the ground of bis not having paid bis subscription to tbe capital stock.</p>