Friedman v. McLane

William A. Harting filed a bill of complaint in the Circuit Court No. 2 of Baltimore City against Francis J. McLane, trading as The Walnut Grove, in which he prayed that receivers be appointed to take charge of all the property of McLane. The court, on May 19, 1947, appointed Messrs. Webster C. Tall and James K. Cullen, Receivers. Harting was a judgment creditor. McLane was heavily indebted. He owned property situate in Brooklyn and its environs, subject to three mortgages; the first mortgage, given to secure the sum of $90,000, was held by the Annapolis Banking and Trust Company. In addition…