Credit Alliance Corp. v. Dellenoci

1 D.C. 99
CourtDistrict of Columbia Court of Appeals
DecidedJuly 1, 1933
DocketEquity No. 55471
StatusPublished

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Credit Alliance Corp. v. Dellenoci, 1 D.C. 99 (D.C. 1933).

Opinion

MEMORANDUM OPINION

PROCTOR, J.

On Motion for Receiver:

Although there is no appearance or opposition by or on the behalf of the sole defendant, the bill shows that others [100]*100holding prior liens have an interest in the property, which of course makes the appointment of a receiver and sale of the property a matter of concern to them. They should be made parties. The bill fails to show any value to the property above such prior liens. For these reasons the motion for a receiver is denied, but without prejudice to renew the same if the bill is reformed to overcome the foregoing deficiencies.

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