George D. Harter Bank of Canton v. Inglis
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the CourtMoorman, Circuit Judge
(after, stating the facts as above). In the first four eases there is presented primarily the question of the jurisdiction of the District Court to determine the controversy between the bank and the intervening claimants. Each of the claimants was a resident of the state of Ohio, the bank was a state institution, and no one of the claims was for as much as $3,000. The jurisdictional question was not raised in the lower court. ’ The fund was drawn into court by petition of the receiver, and the intervening claimants filed their respective petitions claiming a part of it. The bank, without…
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