Schram v. Dunneback

In October, 1930, the commissioners on claims in the matter of the estate of Albert J. Dunneback, deceased, allowed a claim in favor of First National Bank in Detroit for $2,650. and a claim in favor of Peoples Wayne County Bank for $5,873, both predicated upon promissory notes. From the allowance of these claims no ap*75peal was taken. Through a succession of mergers and changes of name, these claims eventually became the property of First National Bank-Detroit, which went into receivership, and B. C. Schram is now the duly appointed, qualified and acting receiver of said bank and as such he is…