WILSON, Circuit Judge.
In June, 1929, the Craig, Reed & Emerson, Inc., a corporation engaged in the manufacture of shoes and hereinafter referred to as the Shoe Company, was undoubtedly insolvent. A meeting of its stockholders was held and the president of the Plymouth Trust Company (hereinafter referred to as the Trust Company), a state banking institution under the laws of Massachusetts, attended. At this meeting it was agreed by those present to allow the corporation...
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