Hampden National Bank v. Hampden Railroad

The material facts are not in issue. It appears that the Cambridge Savings Bank, a creditor of the railroad, attached its property on mesne process February 21, 1921, and the action is now pending in the Superior Court. *406The Hampden National Bank, a simple contract creditor, acting in its own behalf and in behalf of all other creditors who might join, brought on March 16,1921, a bill in equity in that court alleging that the railroad was not being operated, and that it had obligations in the form of overdue promissory notes amounting to $1,500,000; that the Cambridge Savings Bank had attached…