Glenn v. Gill
Court of Appeals of Maryland
This case is brought up by an appeal from a decree of the chancellor. The original parties to the suit were Moses Potter and Edward M. Kerr.
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This case is brought up by an appeal from a decree of the chancellor. The original parties to the suit were Moses Potter and Edward M. Kerr. The former filed his bill against the latter on the 8th September 1846. This bill asked for the appointment of a receiver, an injunction to restrain Kerr from selling or disposing of, or detaining from the receiver any portion of the “partnership effects,” or from collecting any debts due to the partners; for a dissolution of the partnership and for general relief. The complainant sets forth in his bill an agreement between himself and the defendant,…
1Opinion of the CourtLts Gbaud, C. J.
This is the second appeal growing out of the case of Potter vs. Kerr. The former opinion of the Court of Appeals will be found reported in 6 Gill, 404. After that decision the appellant filed his petition in the case, alleging, that he is the permanent trustee of Edward M. Kerr, and as such, has given bond, with approved security, and praying an order be passed requiring the receiver to pay and hand over to him all the effects in his hands as receiver. At the hearing the chancellor dismissed the petition of appellant, and it is from the order of dismissal that this appeal is taken.
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