Stewart

Stewart v. Bryant

Good Law
122 Cal. App. 690·1932 Cal. App. LEXIS 1031·10 P.2d 799
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaApril 19, 1932Docket No. 4545.California1,118 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Anderson, J.

This is an action begun by the receiver against the defendants for the recovery of money improperly expended by the defendants herein while they were in charge and control of the funds of the United States Thrift Corporation of Delaware, a corporation that had been permitted to transact business within the state of California, but subsequently said corporation, by reason of its failure to pay its corporate dues, forfeited its right to transact business in the state .of Delaware and also in the state of California.

At the time said corporation forfeited its corporate rights and ceased to do business as a going concern it carried on hand in the form of a cash balance on deposit in the National City Bank in Los Angeles the sum of seventeen thousand and some odd dollars, and thereafter, up to and including the eighteenth day of November, 1926, there was added to the account of said corporation in the form of deposits and interest, funds of the said Thrift Corporation in the sum of over $44,000; that the total amount of the funds of the corporation on hand on June 1, 1925, and including subsequent deposits up to November 18, 1926, was $62,451.28. The plaintiffs prayed judgment for…

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