Indianapolis Electric Supply Co. v. Trapschuh
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Marion Superior Court (96,933) ; Theophilus J. Moll, Judge. ' Action by the Indianapolis Electric Supply Company against Charles J. Trapschuh and others. Nicholas J. Lux, being made a party defendant, filed an intervening petition, and from a judgment in his favor, the plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtCaldwell, C. J.
Appellant commenced this action against appellee Trapschuh, doing business as The Trapschuh Lighting Fixture Company, to recover on certain promissory notes and accounts. On appellant’s application, appellee J. Fred Masters was appointed receiver of the personal property and assets of Trapschuh. Subsequently, by order of court, appellee Nicholas J. Lux was made a party defendant, and he thereupon filed a pleading, designated as an intervening petition, by which he alleged facts to the effect that he was the owner of a stock of goods and certain personal property, of which Masters, as…
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