Amey v. Colebrook Guaranty Sav. Bank

L. HAND, Circuit Judge.

The appeal is from an interlocutory decree in a suit for an accounting, which among other things appointed a receiver, and enjoined the defendant from interfering with him by suit or otherwise in the conduct of his duties. The suit was for an accounting between the plaintiff and the defendant, a New Hampshire savings bank, the assignee from another bank — also a defendant — of a mortgage upon the plaintiff’s half interest in some timber lands in Maine; the other half being owned by his brother, John T. Amey. The cause is in issue, and the court finds for the purposes of…