Corporations — Unpaid Subscription to Stock — Creditor’s Bill — Intervention. — Upon a judgment creditor’s bill in equity to subject the unpaid balance due from stockholders to the corporation for subscription to its stock, judgment creditors of the same class with the plaintiff are entitled to intervene before trial, pursuant to section 387 of the Code of Civil Procedure, and mere creditors at large are entitled to no relief whatever.

Id. — Intervention after Judgment. — One who is a creditor at large without judgment in his favor at the time of rendition of judgment upon such creditor’s bill cannot, after subsequently obtaining judgment in his favor, intervene in the action after judgment, or avail himself of a provision in the judgment that any other judgment creditor of the corporation be allowed to become a party to the suit to establish his claim and to have execution against the defendants.

Id. — Pleading—Complaint in Behalf of Other Creditors — Surplus-age. — An averment in the creditor’s bill that plaintiff sued on behalf of other creditors who may come in and he made parties to the action is immaterial and redundant surplusage.

Id. — Provision in Judgment for Other Judgment Creditors. — A provision in the judgment for relief to other judgment creditors, if valid under the pleadings, refers only to persons who were judgment creditors at the time of the judgment, and not to those who may afterwards become such.

Id. — Complaint Piled Apter Judgment — Misnomer oe Pleading — Sdr-i plosage — Original Action. — Although a complaint filed after judgment upon a prior creditor’s bill by a subsequent judgment creditor is misnamed a complaint in intervention it may be regarded and treated as an independent original complaint if it states a cause of action, notwithstanding the misnomer, or redundant matter relating to the original creditor’s bill.

Id. — Misjoinder oe Parties. — A creditor’s bill brought by two judgment creditors jointly, to reach the assets of a corporation, is not demurrable for misjoinder of parties plaintiff.

Id. — Evidence oe Indebtedness oe Stockholders — Judgment Upon Prior Creditor’s Bill — Failure oe Corporation to Assess Stock. A judgment rendered upon a prior creditor’s bill, two years previous to the filing of a second creditor’s bill by other creditors, is not admissible in evidence to prove that either of the defendants was indebted to the corporation when the subsequent complaint was filed, nor does it tend to prove that the corporation had failed to levy an assessment after date of the prior judgment; and it cannot be presumed that they did not pay their overdue debts to the corporation after that date.