Thayer v. Erie County Savings Bank
New York Supreme Court
Action to recover the amount of a deposit standing in the name of William Glynn in defendant bank, claimed to have been illegally withdrawn.
1Opinion of the CourtWheeler, J.
This action is submitted for decision by the court upon the pleadings and upon stipulated facts . The action is brought to recover the amount of a deposit standing in the name of William Glynn in the defendant bank, claimed to have been illegally withdrawn and paid over by said bank to Sarah M. Fuller.
The said William Glynn became insane and was judicially declared incompetent to manage his affairs by proceedings taken in the Erie County Court. By an order of said court the said Sarah M. Fuller was appointed committee of the person and estate of the said incompetent person by an order bearing…
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