Brown v. Farmers Bank
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 51 — PETITION ORDINARY — CITED Bankrupt Law (James), see. 21 and note, p. 97. 3 Chitty’s Pleadings, s. p. 918. CITED 6 Dana, 805, Morrill v. Southern, &c. 6 Dana, 35, Chamberlin v. Stewart. 11 B. Mon. 73, Colyer v. Craig, &c. 4 Met. 175, Taylor v. Stowell.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE HARDIN
delivered the opinion oe the court.
The appellant, as tbe assignee in bankruptcy of the several members of tbe late firm of James M. Todd & Co., brought this action against tbe Farmers Bank of Kentucky *199for the recovery of two hundred, dollars and four cents, which he alleged the bank received on deposit from and agreed to pay over to said firm.
The bank by its answer admitted the alleged deposit, and the subsequent bankruptcy of the depositors, and assignment of their real and personal estates to the plaintiff by the register in bankruptcy; but set forth and pleaded as a set-off two…
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