Fisher v. Columbia National Bank
Indiana Supreme Court
From Superior Court of Marion County (83,550); Joseph Collier, Judge. Action by Lucius G. Fisher as an intervening petitioner in a receivership cause, entitled Columbia National Bank against the Jenney Electric Company, and from an adverse judgment such petitioner appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtIbach, J.
This is an action for rent, under a lease for certain premises in Chicago, Illinois, brought by Lucius G. Fisher of Chicago as an intervening petitioner in a receivership cause, entitled Columbia National Bank v. Jenney Electric Manufacturing Company. Neither defendant filed an answer to the intervening petition, and the cause went to trial on the issue made by the disallowance of the petitioner’s claim by the receiver. The court found against appellant and disállowed the claim. It is assigned that the court erred in overruling appellant’s motion for new trial, on the grounds that the…
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