HB 290, 36th R.S.
Relating to requiring a corporation that has been placed in the hands of a receiver and turned back by order of court to plead and prove if they seek to interpose the same as a defense in any suit against them, that a receiver was appointed and discharged, and that the property of the corporation and discharged, and that the property of the corporation delivered to it by the receiver is not equal in value to the amount of the plaintiff's claim, nor that the payment of plaintiff's claim has been made a condition of such receiver of the property of the corporation by the order or decree of the court terminating the receivership.
Author: Barry Miller
Subjects:
Corporations & Associations
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