Taylor v. Bruscup
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Orphans’ Court of Baltimore City. Joseph Henry died in September, 1866. In June previous he, with his sister, Margaret Taylor, with whom he was then living, went to the Eutaw Savings Bank and had her name inserted in his bank-book as the joint owner of a deposit he had to his credit in that bank, the same to be subject to the order of either of them.
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Appeal from the Orphans’ Court of Baltimore City. Joseph Henry died in September, 1866. In June previous he, with his sister, Margaret Taylor, with whom he was then living, went to the Eutaw Savings Bank and had her name inserted in his bank-book as the joint owner of a deposit he had to his credit in that bank, the same to be subject to the order of either of them. Shortly after the death of the said Joseph, letters of administration upon his estate were granted by the Orphans’ Court of Baltimore City to the appellees. On the 27th of September the appellee Thomas, acting administrator, filed…
1Opinion of the CourtBowie, C. J.
In a case between the same parties, decided by this Court on the 2d of March, 1867, an order in the nature of a supersedeas was issued by this Court, suspending proceedings pending this appeal. The question now arises on the appeal taken the 26th October, 1866, from the original decree of the Orphans’ Court, requiring the appellants to appear'and bring into that Court the sum of $1,818.33, alleged to have been withdrawn by the appellant Margaret, on the 28th of September, ult., from the Eutaw Savings Bank, by virtue of a certificate of Deposit, of which the following is a copy :
14,096. Joseph…
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