Atlantic Reporter, Volume 101West Publishing Company, 1917 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... CORPORATIONS 545 ( 2 ) — INSOLVENCY PREFERENCES TO DIRECTORS . 1 An insolvent corporation cannot prefer a creditor who is also a director . [ Ed . Note . - For other cases , see Corporations , Cent . Dig . § 2170. ] 3. CORPORATIONS 342 ...
... CORPORATIONS 545 ( 2 ) — INSOLVENCY PREFERENCES TO DIRECTORS . 1 An insolvent corporation cannot prefer a creditor who is also a director . [ Ed . Note . - For other cases , see Corporations , Cent . Dig . § 2170. ] 3. CORPORATIONS 342 ...
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... CORPORATIONS 538 -- SUFFICIENCY OF Evidence that a corporation assumed the debts of its constituent companies , mortgaged the property for a large amount and issued bonds under the mortgage , that defendant direc tor loaned it money to ...
... CORPORATIONS 538 -- SUFFICIENCY OF Evidence that a corporation assumed the debts of its constituent companies , mortgaged the property for a large amount and issued bonds under the mortgage , that defendant direc tor loaned it money to ...
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... corporation . He at tended the next meeting of the board of di- rectors held at Chicago on March 13 , 1911 . At that meeting the business affairs and the financial status of the corporation were pre- sented and discussed , and a resolve ...
... corporation . He at tended the next meeting of the board of di- rectors held at Chicago on March 13 , 1911 . At that meeting the business affairs and the financial status of the corporation were pre- sented and discussed , and a resolve ...
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... corporation is not permitted to prefer a creditor who is also a director of the corporation . The rule is sustainable upon the principle that it is inequitable for a director , whose position gives him an advantage in obtaining inside ...
... corporation is not permitted to prefer a creditor who is also a director of the corporation . The rule is sustainable upon the principle that it is inequitable for a director , whose position gives him an advantage in obtaining inside ...
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... corporation does not con- stitute him a director unless he has notice , or is chargeable with notice , of that fact . In addition to the election there must be an ac ceptance of the office , express or implied . Cook on Corporations ...
... corporation does not con- stitute him a director unless he has notice , or is chargeable with notice , of that fact . In addition to the election there must be an ac ceptance of the office , express or implied . Cook on Corporations ...
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