Union Trust, C., Bank v. Kyle

The complainant filed its bill of interpleader against the defendants, husband and wife, under the following circumstances: On April 18th, 1916, the husband, William, deposited with the Union Trust Company, for storage, a handbag, said to contain silverware valued at $500. The contents were not exhibited to the company. The deposit was accepted at the rate of twenty-five cents per month, and a receipt was given, a copy of which is annexed to the bill. The bill alleges that, subsequently (without stating the date), Elizabeth, the wife of William, and known by the trust company to be such,…