Michigan National Bank v. American Express Co.

The record in this case discloses no disputed questions of fact. They are so understandingly and concisely stated by the trial judge in his opinion that we quote therefrom:

“This proceeding has been instituted by a bill of interpleader to determine which of the defendants is entitled to a fund that the plaintiff now has in its possession. The material facts are not in dispute. In 1939 the liquor control commission employed as its chief cashier the defendant Dobrowski. In the latter part of the same year Dobrowski sought and obtained from the American Express Company authority to act as its…