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Edward Douglass White Evans v. Nellis — Opinion of the Court

But the right of the receiver of the assets of the corporation to sue under the Kansas law to recover the liability of a stockholder, cannot be evolved from the act of 1868, since that act made the liability of the stockholder, not an asset of the corporation, but an asset which the creditor of the corporation alone could recover for his individual benefit, to the extent required to pay his judgment obtained against the corporation.
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Edward Douglass White Evans v. Nellis — Opinion of the Court

To do this the receiver must bring in all stockholders that are within the jurisdiction of the court, that in one proceeding the court may ascertain and determine the indebtedness of the corporation, the amount each stockholder should pay, and, if one has paid more than his proportion, award him such relief against the other stockholders as may appear just.
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