Bass v. McDonald
Indiana Court of Appeals
Erom Marshall Circuit Court; A. G. Gapron, Judge. Application by John H. Bass to require the receiver of the Plymouth Cycle Manufacturing Company to pay the balance remaining in his hands to applicant as mortgagee, to which Daniel McDonald and other general creditors demurred. The court denied the application, and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBlack, J.
In an action brought by certain persons composing the firm of D. McDonald & Co., who are among the appellees herein, against the Plymouth Cycle Manufacturing Co., also an appellee, wherein the plaintiffs recovered a judgment at law for a ceilain sum, the appellee Leander J. Southworth, upon the order of the court, became receiver for the defendant company, and as such took charge of its assets. The receiver made a final report to the court, showing a balance of $1,241.11 in his hands. In this report the receiver stated that John II. Bass, who *597is the appellant herein, as surviving partner of…
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