State v. State Bank
Nebraska Supreme Court
Original action to tvind up the affairs of the State Bank of Wahoo, Nebraska, under the banking law of 1889. Upon demand of Moriz Ladenburger for payment of his-claim in full from the assets of the bank the receiver petitioned the court for instructions.
1Opinion of the Court
Ragan, C.
About October 1, 1892, Moriz Ladenberger sold some-real estate, situate in Saunders county, Nebraska, to John. Ladenburger and Fritz Baum (hereinafter called “the purchasers ”). In order to make payment in full for the real estate the purchasers applied to W. H. Dickinson, the proprietor and cashier of the State Bank of Wahoo, a banking institution situate in said county, to procure for them a loan of $2,000, to be secured by a mortgage on said real estate. Dickinson undertook to procure one Kingsley to-make the loan. The purchasers executed the proper mortgage, which was duly…
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