Rand v. Wright

This action was brought by the appellant, as receiver of the Indiana Banking Company, to recover $214,200, with interest from February 28, 1878, out of which sum, it is alleged, the said Banking Company was, on said date, defrauded by appellees in the sale by them to said company of certain stock of the First National Bank of Indianapolis, No. 55.

The error assigned on this appeal is the sustaining of a demurrer to the complaint. The complaint is of great length, covering about one hundred closely written pages. No question seems to be taised as to the merits of the action itself, the only…