Croissant v. Beers

John Croissant filed a bill of interpleader against Jacob Croissant, Sr., and Mary Croissant, asking that defendants be required to interplead concerning the ownership of a note for the principal sum of $2,500 which he had formerly given to Jacob Croissant, Sr., and upon which he had paid $500 of principal, reducing the principal to $2,000, which note was secured by a real estate mortgage, and which indebtedness he was ready to pay, but was unable safely to do so, because both Jacob Croissant, Sr., and Mary Croissant claimed to be the owner of said indebtedness. An order was entered requiring…