McNicholas v. Tedrick, Admrs.

OPINION

By BLOSSER, J.

The plaintiff, John T. McNicholas, archbishop, was a depositor and creditor of the Fayetteville Bank, an unincorporated institution owned by T. A. Connally and John McConn, partners. The bank became involved in financial difficulties and was taken over by the Superintendent of Banks of Ohio, for liquidation. The plaintiff presented his claim to the liquidator and was paid seventy percent of his claim. The liquidator, besides paying the creditors seventy per cent of their claims, was resisting the payment of claims of other creditors and had on hand more than $17,000 in…