Sherwood v. Central Michigan Savings Bank
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Ingbam. (Person, J.) Petition to require the receiver of the Central Michigan Savings Bank to pay to Daniel B. Johnson certain funds claimed to have come into the hands of the bank as agent before the failure.. The receiver appeals. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtHooker, J.
The Central Michigan Savings Bank of Lansing closed its doors and went into the hands of the Commissioner of Banking on April 18, 1893, being insolvent. Subsequently, on a bill filed in the circuit court for the county of Ingham by the bank commissioner, George W. Stone was appointed receiver, and took possession of the *111property of the bank. On May 19, 1893, Daniel B. Johnson filed his petition in said cause, asking that the receiver be required to pay over to him the sum of $7,206.96, which he claimed that said bank held in trust for him, to the exclusion of the claims of other creditors. An…
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