In Wilson v. Book, 13 Washington 676, affirmed in Watterson v. Masterson, 15 Ibid. 511, the liability of the stockholders was passed on under a constitutional provision of that State, the Court holding that it constituted "a part of the receivers' trust fund which the Court is authorized to direct them to enforce for the benefit of all the creditors."
Summary of this case from Colton v. MayerNo. 274 EDA 2007.
August 16, 2007.
Appeal from the 2006-15420 (Montgomery).
Affirmed.
In Wilson v. Book, 13 Washington 676, affirmed in Watterson v. Masterson, 15 Ibid. 511, the liability of the stockholders was passed on under a constitutional provision of that State, the Court holding that it constituted "a part of the receivers' trust fund which the Court is authorized to direct them to enforce for the benefit of all the creditors."
Summary of this case from Colton v. MayerFull title:Yellow Book v. Wilson
Court:Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Date published: Aug 16, 2007
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