—must necessarily have disapproved of the statement that a foreign corporation could not obtain a California residence without compliance with section 405.

The Supreme Court has said, "In such cases a rehearing in this court is granted only when error appears upon the face of the opinion of the appellate court, or when a doubtful and important question is presented [upon the face of the opinion] upon which we desire to hear further argument

—at page 211 [101 P. 438], many pages in appellate briefs and petitions for rehearings and hearings before the Supreme Court would be saved, for the uselessness of pages of facts in opinions is therein plainly indicated.

—to the effect that in considering a petition for a hearing of a cause within the appellate jurisdiction of the District Court of Appeal after a decision rendered by such court, this court should not go beyond the statement of facts contained in the opinion of the District Court of Appeal, and if such opinion contains a correct statement of the law based upon the facts contained …

—we cannot enter upon the investigation to which he invites us, and we think it not inappropriate to suggest to members of the bar that they engage in a fruitless labor in petitioning for a rehearing in this court of a cause properly appealed to a district court of appeal upon a statement of facts contrary to, or outside of, the case stated in the opinion of that court. 8 3 "

By Creditors.[a] It must be presumed that the directors of the insolvent bank intended to follow the law, and to perform the duty to make a call for unpaid stock due to the corporation; but if such duty is not done, the power of the court as a court of equity may be invoked by the creditors, and means would be found to collect the amount due from the stockholders to the …

—as to the rule governing the action of the supreme court, in causes, which under the provisions of the constitution, are directly appealable to the district court of appeal.[2] ID.-ID.

Pecharsky, 67 Misc. termines, for all time and in all cott, 228 US 27, 39, 33 SCt 505, 57 72, 121 NYS 602, 23 AmBankr 754), courts, as between those parties or L. ed. 718 [aff 179 Fed. 676, 103 CCA (3) a subscription to corporate stock privies to it, the facts upon which 80, 43 LRANS 649

However, even if it were such an ordinary assessment, the power to assess arises from the contract made by the stockholder when he subscribed for the stock.

Cowles, 157 Cal. ruptcy, is unable to perform its implied obligation to its stockholders; that the money contributed should be used in conducting its business, and therefore the extent to which the contract for the purchase of shares can be enforced is the pro rata share of the amount required after exhausting the tangible assets of the bankrupt's estate). See …

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