Towne v. Lancaster Starch Co.
62 N.H. 694
Opinion
By agreement of parties or further trial, there should be a distinct determination of the question whether this is a creditors’ bill for the enforcement of the personal liability of stockholders, or a stockholders’ bill prosecuted in the name of creditors.
On a further hearing of the case at the trial term it was found to he a creditors’ suit, and it was subsequently settled by the parties.
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Towne v. Lancaster Starch Co., 62 N.H. 694 (N.H. 1882).
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