Grammel v. Carmer
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Ingham. (Gridley, J.) Petition for order on receiver of insolvent estate. The receiver appeals.
1DissentSherwood, J.
(Dissenting.) This is a proceeding on the equity side of the court to determine the rights of the holder of two drafts upon which payment has been refused by the drawee. The petitioner George Grammel, on the fifteenth of May, 1883, purchased of Eugene Angelí, a banker, two drafts amounting to the sum of $171.53, on the Chase National Bank, of New York, which had to his credit a larger amount than the drafts called for. On the seventeenth of May, Angelí became insolvent and made a general assignment for the benefit of his creditors to A. N. Hart, of Lansing, who at once took possession of the…
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