Storm v. Ermantrout
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Montgomery Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtElliott, J.
Appellee Ermantrout instituted this action to recover money collected by a receiver appointed in a foreclosure suit brought by the appellant, claiming that he was entitled to it under the exemption law. The appellant answered that the money claimed was the property of Milton B. Waugh, who had been appointed a receiver; that he, the appellant, had ■obtained a decree for a receiver to collect rents from the mortgaged premises, upon the ground that they were not sufficient in value to pay the debt, and that the appellee was insolvent; that the decree directed the receiver to take charge of the…
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