National Bank v. White
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On order to show cause why decree should not be vacated.
1Opinion of the Court
Buchanan, V. C.
The bill of the complainant bank sets up that in .1914 the two defendants opened a deposit account udth it in the names of both; that the amount to their credit is now $402.61; that the two defendants are separated and each has demanded of the bank the pajnnent of the entire bank credit; that complainant is willing and anxious to pay the amount to whomsoever is entitled, but cannot determine to whom the same should rightfully be paid; offers to pajr the sum into court, and prays a decree of interpleader and discharge of complainant from further liability.
The defendant husband…
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