Walsh v. State

The controversy between the claimant and the State is one over the ownership of certain moneys. Prior to the passage of chapter 225 of the Laws of 1825, the custody of such moneys was in the Superintendent of Insurance. They were paid over to him in pursuance of an order of the Supreme Court in a proceeding entitled^ “ In the Matter of the Atlantic Insurance Company,” on the 18th day of July, 1921, there to remain “ to the credit of said Atlantic Insurance Company or of the persons properly entitled thereto until the further order of this court.”

These moneys were brought into the court by…