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... held that that question could not be determined in the suit at bar , since the money was not in the hands of the assignee , and the bank was not a party to the suit . In Stair v . York Nat . Bank ( 1867 ) 55 Pa . 364 , 93 Am . Dec. 759 ...
... held that that question could not be determined in the suit at bar , since the money was not in the hands of the assignee , and the bank was not a party to the suit . In Stair v . York Nat . Bank ( 1867 ) 55 Pa . 364 , 93 Am . Dec. 759 ...
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... held that the appointment of a receiver is not a mere matter of course . Scott v . Ware ( 1880 ) 65 Ala . 174 . In other cases a receiver has been appointed , although the legal estate vested in the mortgagee upon default . Hill v ...
... held that the appointment of a receiver is not a mere matter of course . Scott v . Ware ( 1880 ) 65 Ala . 174 . In other cases a receiver has been appointed , although the legal estate vested in the mortgagee upon default . Hill v ...
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... held not to apply to an action for a re- ceivership brought by a mortgagee on the ground that the corporation did not have property to pay its debts , it being held that a receiver may be ap- pointed for this purpose in any coun- ty in ...
... held not to apply to an action for a re- ceivership brought by a mortgagee on the ground that the corporation did not have property to pay its debts , it being held that a receiver may be ap- pointed for this purpose in any coun- ty in ...
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... held in Hardin v . Hardin ( 1890 ) 34 S. C. 77 , 27 Am . St. Rep . 786 , 12 S. E. 936 , not to authorize a receiver of the rents and profits in favor of a mortgagee before foreclo- sure , since before foreclosure the mort- gagee has no ...
... held in Hardin v . Hardin ( 1890 ) 34 S. C. 77 , 27 Am . St. Rep . 786 , 12 S. E. 936 , not to authorize a receiver of the rents and profits in favor of a mortgagee before foreclo- sure , since before foreclosure the mort- gagee has no ...
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... held not entitled to the rent as against an assignee of the mortgagor . It is not clear whether the mortgagee or the purchaser applied for the receiver in Wilson v . Wolf ( 1900 ) 9 Kan . App . 347 , 61 Pac . 311. In that case it was held ...
... held not entitled to the rent as against an assignee of the mortgagor . It is not clear whether the mortgagee or the purchaser applied for the receiver in Wilson v . Wolf ( 1900 ) 9 Kan . App . 347 , 61 Pac . 311. In that case it was held ...
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