...good the deficiency within ninety days after a written requisition is made, and in case the impairment is not made good it becomes his duty, with the concurrence...stockholders of the bank, nor is there any authority under the statutes of this State for the stockholders or directors to make such an assessment. There...

...make good the deficiency A) appearing or found to exist, it shall be the duty of the Commissioner, with the concurrence of the Attorney General, to institute proceedings for the appointment of a receiver of such bank to wind up its business." From this section you will see that after ascertaining that...

...for the receiver of the Davis & Dowd Pottery Company, an insolvent corporation. The original suit was for the appointment of a receiver to wind up the affairs of the corporation. в. J>. W. Vroom, for the receiver. f Brno, VC In this case application has been made...

...step in carrying out the consolidation and reorganization, a reorganization committee filed a petition for the appointment of a receiver to wind up the affairs of the Lambert Tire & Rubber Co., an Arizona corporation which is the present owner of the property. The officers...

...assignment December 12, naming the Equitable Trust Co. as the assignee. A bill inequity was filed asking for the appointment of a receiver to wind up the affairs of the company. Judgments to the amount of about 835,000 have been entered against them. Generally the liabilities...

...its words shall have any meaning at all." Sedg. Stat. and Const. Law, 123. The currency act provides for the appointment of a receiver to wind up the affairs of a national bank, in the following cases: 1. For not keeping good a surplus — I2th section. 2. F'or...

...corporation nor the corporate affairs are insolvent, as it was in this case, th:re is no necessity for the appointment of a receiver to wind up the affairs of a corporation as in this case. In Wilcox v. Bickel, 11 Neb. 154, 8 NW 436, the general rule is stated...

...action is brought. It is settled by the decision in Boston Club v. Potter, 212 Mass. 23, 98 NE 614, that the appointment of a receiver to wind up the affairs of the club, and the closing of the clubhouse, did not terminate the liability of members for dues which accrued...

...Mill Co., 460. 8. DISSOLUTION : APPOINTMENT OF BECEIVER. To entitle one claiming to be a partner to the appointment of a receiver to wind up the affairs of the concern, it must appear that there was a completed partnership, at least so far as to entitle him to...