Crosby v. Bank of Niagara
New York Supreme Court
Action by William H. Crosby, as receiver of the Niagara Chocolate Company, against the Bank of Niagara. On demurrer to answer in action to recover money. Overruled.
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
The complaint alleges that the plaintiff was on March 18, 1915, duly appointed receiver of the Niagara Chocolate Company, at which time the Chocolate Company had on deposit with the defendant the sum of $2,348.18; and that the plaintiff on April 27, 1915, duly demanded said moneys, and defendant refused to pay the same, and demands judgment for such sum. The answer alleges that ever since September, 1914, the defendant was the owner and holder of a promissory note for $10,000, made by the Chocolate Company, payable to the defendant on demand; that on March 19, 1915, there was due and unpaid…
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