Love v. Park

This is a suit in equity to restore to plaintiff, free from the lien of a pledge, 63 shares of corporate stock, of the par value of $100 each, issued in a single certificate by the Fremont Milling Company, defendant, a Nebraska corporation. When plaintiff was the owner of the stock, it was pledged to secure a note for $2,500, executed May 2, 1910', and payable to Howard C. Park, defendant, at the Central National Bank of Columbus, Ohio. The makers of the note are Fred C. Kingsbury and Para Love Kingsbury his wife. The latter is plaintiff’s sister, and all three live together at Columbus,…