Porter
Porter v. Anglo & London Paris National Bank
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Lennon, J.
On December 4, 1913, prior to the institution of the present action, the judgment against the Rothenberg Company, incorporated, was recovered in an action wherein the plaintiff here, George K. Porter, was plaintiff and the said Rothenberg Company, incorporated, was defendant. Execution upon the judgment thus obtained was issued and levied upon a certain sum of money on deposit in the name of the Rothenberg Co. “not incorporated” with the defendant in this action, the Anglo & London Paris National Bank of San Francisco. Upon a proceeding supplementary to said execution, Louis Rothenberg, the intervener in the present action, appeared and claimed that the money so deposited and levied upon belonged to him because the Rothenberg Co., Inc., against which the judgment in the original action was obtained, had ceased to exist prior to the levy of the execution, and that immediately prior to its dissolution it had transferred the deposit in question to the Rothenberg Co., “not incorporated,” under which name he individually was doing business.
The court in the original action, upon the hearing of the supplementary proceeding, ordered that the deposit in question be held by the defendant…