Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of Washington (Volume 36) (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1904. Excerpt: ... APPEAL AND ERROR--Continued. 8. Appeal--Parties--Service or Notice--Appeal Ry Intervenors--Corporation Necessary Party To Appeal. Where, in an action brought against a corporation by a stockholder, temporary in-junctions are issued, after an appearance and contest by the cor-poration, restraining the corporation and Its officers and stock-holders from holding a stockholders' meeting, during the pend-ency of the action, and subsequently certain stockholders inter-vene in their own right, and appeal from an order refusing to dissolve the temporary injunctions, the corporation is a necessary party to the appeal, and Interested therein, upon whom service of notice of the appeal by the intervenors must be made, or the appeal will be dismissed. Willard v. Fisher 229 9. Appeal--Parties Entitled To Appeal--Assessment Of Bank Stockholders. Stockholders of an insolvent corporation are par-ties entitled to appeal from an order levying an assessment upon their liability to creditors, entered upon a petition filed in the re-ceivership action, where they were, by order of court, served with notice of the hearing, and appeared and contested the matter as stockholders, although they were not nominal parties to the action, and were not named in the petition for the assessment, and the question as to who held the stock was not determined; since the special proceeding affected the rights of stockholders and con-cluded all who were before the court at the hearing. Bennett v. Thome 253 10. Appeal--Parties--Sureties On Cost Bond--Service Op Notice Upon. Sureties upon the cost bond of a nonresident plaintiff against whom no judgment is entered, are not necessary parties to the appeal upon whom notice of the appeal need be served. Wagner v. Royal 428 V. REQUISITES FOR TRANSFER O...