Lindberg v. Mutual National Bank of Chicago

September 10, 1941, Freda Lindberg, as conservatrix of the estate of Harry Lindberg, insane, filed her verified complaint in equity against defendant, The Mutual National Bank of Chicago, praying that two collateral notes executed by Harry Lindberg May 17 and May 27, 1941, be declared null and void and the collateral, given to secure the payment of the notes, returned to plaintiff. Defendant filed a verified an- . swer and afterward plaintiff moved for a summary judgment supported by an affidavit. Defendant filed an affidavit in opposition to plaintiff’s motion. The court disposed of the case…