Mulford v. Stender
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Wayne; Hunt.(Ormond F.), J. Bill of interpleader by Elmer W. Mulford, executor of the will of Hugo H. Stender, deceased, against William Stender and the Niles Invisible Boor Cheek Company to determine the title to a legacy. From a decree for defendant company, defendant Stender appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtStone, J.
On January 25, 1918, Elmer W. Mulford, as executor of the last will and testament of Hugo H. Stender, deceased, filed a bill of interpleader in the circuit court for the county of Wayne, in chancery, against William Stender and the Niles Invisible Door Check Company, a Michigan corporation, in which he alleged that there was in his hands, as such executor, the sum of $8,900 which originally was payable to said defendant William Stender as one of the legatees under said will, but which sum the defendant the Niles Invisible Door Check Company claimed by virtue of an alleged assignment from said…
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