Lydick v. Fischer
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
SIBLEY, Circuit Judge.
The questions necessary to be decided are 1. Is there a final judgment which this court has jurisdiction to review? 2. Was that judgment, given against appellant, correct? 3. Was the cause properly removed from the State Court to the District Court?
The case concerns the assets of American Life Insurance Company, a corporation of Michigan, which became insolvent, and whose affairs went into the hands of John G. Emery as Commissioner of Insurance *984of the State of Michigan on court proceedings filed April 12, 1938, he being appointed statutory receiver of all its assets on…
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