6 Div. 913. March 10, 1932. Rehearing Denied April 7, 1932. Appeal from Circuit Court, Jefferson County; Romaine Boyd, Judge. R. Du Pont Thompson, Walter S. Smith, and Cabaniss Johnston, all of Birmingham, for appellant. Independent of statutory provisions, a corporation which has been legally dissolved by a judicial decree or a corporation commission, as in this case, has no longer a legal entity and cannot be made party defendant to a suit; and this is true where the dissolved corporation is foreign

5 Div. 144. March 1, 1934. Appeal from Circuit Court, Lee County; W. B. Bowling, Judge. Ball Ball, of Montgomery, for appellants. When a warehouse receipt is payable to order, it must be alleged in complaint that the payee indorsed the instrument in order to show that he has parted with the legal title, and such an allegation must be coupled with an allegation that the plaintiff is the owner of the instrument, because transfer of an instrument without indorsement is ineffective to pass title thereto

6 Div. 788. May 14, 1931. Appeal from Circuit Court, Jefferson County, Bessemer Division; Gardner Goodwyn, Judge. Craig Brown, of Selma, and Ross, Bumgardner, Ross Ross, of Bessemer, for appellants. The trial court had no jurisdiction of either the persons or the subject-matter in the cause. Code 1923, §§ 7069, 6524. The bill is not sufficient to charge fraud; it is multifarious. Code 1923, §§ 7342, 7343, 8038, 8040. A. Leo Oberdorfer, of Birmingham, for appellee. No appeal lies from an interlocutory