Citizens' Nat. Bank v. Minge
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Appeal by Citizens’ National Bank of Fergus Falls, Minn., from an order of the District Court of Otter Tail County, Baxter, J., made October 5, 1891, dismissing its petition for a receiver of the property of Ole A. Minge.
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Appeal by Citizens’ National Bank of Fergus Falls, Minn., from an order of the District Court of Otter Tail County, Baxter, J., made October 5, 1891, dismissing its petition for a receiver of the property of Ole A. Minge. On September 24, 1891, the Bank presented its petition in the District Court, stating that it held the promissory -note of Ole A. Minge for $160.50, dated November 7, 1890, payable six months after its date, with interest, and that it held another promissory note1 of Minge ifor $108.03, dated July 23,1891, payable three months after its date, with interest; that Minge was…
1Opinion of the CourtMitchell, J.
Laws 1881, ch. 148, § 2, as amended by Laws 1889, ch. 30, provides that, whenever any insolvent debtor is guilty of certain specified acts of omission or commission, “any one or more of his creditors having claims against him, to the aggregate amount of at least $200, may petition the district court or a judge thereof, * * * asking that a receiver be appointed,” etc.
1. To constitute a “claim” against the insolvent, within the meaning of this act, undoubtedly it must be a demand which is provable or allowable against his estate in. the insolvency proceedings. But all that is required to…
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