McLane v. Placerville & Sacramento Valley R.R.

66 Cal. 606 ·

Supreme Court of California · Filed

Published · citable

Holding

The court held that a railroad corporation, acting through a majority of its board of directors, possessed the lawful authority to issue bonds and execute a mortgage to secure pre-existing debts incurred for the construction and equipment of its railroad, and that the subsequent appointment of the mortgage trustee as a receiver to take possession of the property following default was a proper exercise of judicial discretion.

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