Board of Commissioners v. Marion Trust Co.
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Marion Circuit Court; II. C. Allen, Judge. Action Ly the Marion Trust Company, as receiver of the Washington Savings & Loan Association, against the board of commissioners of Marion county to recover taxes claimed to have been erroneously assessed. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtWiley, J.
Upon the decision of this cause depends the settlement of a trust, and wpon petition it was advanced. A brief statement of the facts shown by the record will serve to disclose the nature of the action and the only question involved. The Washington Savings & Loan Association was organized under the laws of Indiana to do a general building and loan business. It became insolvent, and appellee was appointed receiver to wind up its affairs. As such receiver, appellee had charge of the assets of the said association, and in the year 1900 listed such assets for taxation at $27,900. Appellee, as such…
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