Legal Opinion

In re Liquidation of Osborn Bank

Ohio Court of Appeals

Decided October 31, 1913PublishedCited by 15 opinions

Error: Court of Appeals for Greene county.

1Opinion of the Court

These cases arise upon intervening petitions seeking priority of certain public funds as special deposits.

The public funds involved in the intervening petitions are:

First: County funds of Greene county in the sum of $5,383.71.

*141Second: Village funds in the village of Fairfield in the sum of $1,503.72, and

Third: Funds of the treasurer of section 16, etc., of Bath township, in the sum of $721.87.

The Bank of Osborn, an incorporated banking company located in the village of Osborn, Greene county, Ohio, was on June 18, 1913, closed by the state banking department and is in process of liquidation.…

2Cited by15 opinions

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