Sherwood v. Milford State Bank
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Oakland. (Moore, j.) Petition for an order directing a receiver to pay a certain claim in full. The facts are stated in the ojiinion.
1Opinion of the CourtDurand, J.
The petition was filed in this case for an order directing Edward J. Bissell, as receiver of the Milford State Bank, to pay to the petitioners the sum of $488.40, with interest from August 31, 1891.
The evidence shows that the petitioners, on August 18, 1891, sent to the bank for collection a note for that sum, given by W. W. Crippen, the receipt of which was acknowledged by S. H. Wilhelm, the cashier. Crippen was a general depositor of the bank, and on August 31, 1891, had a credit on its books for money which he had deposited from time to time before that date, equal to or greater than the…
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