Literati v. Heald

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

Literati v. Heald

5 N.E. 147, 141 Mass. 326, 1886 Mass. LEXIS 198

CourtMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

DecidedMarch 8, 1886

StatusPublished

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Literati v. Heald, 5 N.E. 147, 141 Mass. 326, 1886 Mass. LEXIS 198 (Mass. 1886).

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By the Court.

The jury have found that the defendant Heald, the principal obligor in the bond sued on, had not in his hands as treasurer any money of the plaintiff at the time his successor made a demand upon him for funds in his possession. It was not a breach of his duty as treasurer that he exposed property of the corporation to be attached by one of its creditors. There is no evidence, as shown by the bill of exceptions, of a breach of any condition of the bond in suit.

Exceptions overruled.

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By the Court.

The jury have found that the defendant Heald, the principal obligor in the bond sued on, had not in his hands as treasurer any money of the plaintiff at the time his successor made a demand upon him for funds in his possession. It was not a breach of his duty as treasurer that he exposed property of the corporation to be attached by one of its creditors. There is no evidence, as shown by the bill of exceptions, of a breach of any condition of the bond in suit.

Exceptions overruled.

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