| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Ordinarily, a corporation is not even the agent of its own stockholders, in such a sense as to render them personally liable upon its contracts or for its wrongful or fraudulent acts, although its stockholders are entitled ultimately to the net profits realized from all corporate ventures; and it would be a strange result if the acquisition of stock in a corporation by one of its creditors, to be
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