Lucking v. Ballantyne
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Wayne; Donovan, J. Petition by Thomas M. Lucking, receiver of taxes for the city of Detroit, against John Ballantyne, receiver of W. J. Gould & Company, to compel the payment óf certain taxes. From a decree for petitioner, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtCarpenter, J.
Defendant Ballantyne, the receiver in the above-entitled cause, asks this court to set aside a decree rendered by the court below, compelling him to pay the petitioner, the receiver of taxes of Detroit, $1,714.14 for city taxes assessed against the defendant corporation, W. J. Gould & Co., as the owner of the receivership property. The facts are as follows: On February 28, 1902, W. J. Gould & Co. executed and delivered to said Ballantyne, as trustee, a mortgage upon its stock of goods and other personal property, situated in the city of Detroit, *585to secure the payment of the aggregate amount…
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