Kneisley v. Weir
Appellate Court of Illinois
Voluntary Assignments.—Proceedings in the County Court of St. Clair County; the Hon. Edward C. Roads, Judge, presiding. Finding and judgment for defendants; error by petitioners.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Worthington
There are no doubtful issues of fact in this case. Baker, as guardian, with Seiter a surety on his bond, in 1889, deposited the moneys of his wards in the bank of H. Seiter & Co., the firm being composed of himself and of Henry, Seiter. What the amount so deposited was does not appear. The funds of the wards remained in said bank on deposit until November, 1892, when Baker withdrew as a partner., From that time they remained on deposit with Seiter until the date of his assignment, December 10,1894. The evidence of the deposit was a pass-book, or a bank-book, presumably such as is held by…
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