Ward v. Simon
District Court, E.D. Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
DICKINSON, District Judge.
Leave was given to submit briefs which have now been received.
The Fact Situation.
The case is the ordinary one:of an action by the receiver of a closed Bank to enforce an assessment against a stockholder. David E. Simon and his wife were the registered joint owners of 25 shares' of the stock of the Northwestern National Bank & Trust Company. It has been ruled for us that the date of the failure of the bank is a fact to be found. There are four significant dates: One the early part of March, 1933, when the bank availed itself of the proclaimed bank holiday and closed…
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