Gray v. Haviland
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
Action by Henry Winthrop Gray, as receiver of the United States Mutual Accident Association of the City of New York, against Edgar E. Haviland. The controversy was submitted on an agreed statement of facts. Judgment for plaintiff.
1Per curiam
Prom February 5, 1883, to October 15, 1894, the defendant was a member of the association of which the plaintiff' is now the receiver. An assessment for liabilities was duly made, and levied upon him on September 8, 1894, which he failed to pay, in consequence of which failure his membership ceased on the 15th day of the following month. The present controversy is submitted to the court to settle the question whether a member of the association is liable to the receiver for the payment of an assessment duly made upon him by the association while he was still actually a member thereof. The…
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