Stevenson v. Earl
Supreme Court of New Jersey
On appeal from a decree entered on bill of interpleader filed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company against Charles R. Stevenson, executor of Walter Earl, Jr., deceased, and Ellen V. Earl, his wife, on the opinion of Vice-Chancellor Grey, reported in 18 Dick. Ch. Rep. 634
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Gummere, Ciiiee-Justice.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has established for its employes a depository known as “The Pennsylvania Railroad Employes’ Saving Fund,” in which any person in the employ of that company, or of certain other subsidiary companies controlled by it, may deposit his savings, subject to certain rules and regulations which have been formulated by the company for the management and control of this “fund.” Only such employes may-become depositors, and no employe may remain a depositor more than thirty days after his emplojunent with…
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