Fidelity Safe Deposit & Trust Co. v. Armstrong
United States Circuit Court
In Equity. Bill by the Fidelity Safe Deposit & Trust Company against Armstrong, receiver of the Fidelity National Bank of Cincinnati, to recover upon a lease.
1Opinion of the Court
Sage, J.,
(orally.) The hill sets forth, in substance, that on the 1st of March, 1886, the complainant made a contract which, although not stated in the bill to be, in terms, was, in effect, a lease of the premises occupied by the Fidelity National Bank, in the St. Paul building, Fourth street, Cincinnati, for 20 years, at an annual rental of $5,600, payable *568in monthly installments, at the end of each month. That the Fidelity National Bank entered into possession under this contract, and so continued until the 20th of June, T887, when the comptroller of the currency took possession of the…
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