Mutual Aid Building & Loan Co. v. Gashe
Ohio Supreme Court
Error to the Circuit Court of Lucas county. This cause was begun in the probate court of Lucas county by a petition filed therein, by William A. Gashe, assignee of the The Ohio Lumber and Manufacturing Co., an insolvent corporation, to obtain an order to sell certain real estate of the corporation, and an adjustment of the liens thereon in favor of the certain secured creditors. The cause was appealed to the court of common pleas and there tried.
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Error to the Circuit Court of Lucas county. This cause was begun in the probate court of Lucas county by a petition filed therein, by William A. Gashe, assignee of the The Ohio Lumber and Manufacturing Co., an insolvent corporation, to obtain an order to sell certain real estate of the corporation, and an adjustment of the liens thereon in favor of the certain secured creditors. The cause was appealed to the court of common pleas and there tried. The trial court stating- separately its findings of fact and conclusions of law: “1. That said defendant, The Ohio Lumber and Manufacturing-…
1Opinion of the CourtBradbury, J.
With one exception only, this court concurs in the order in which the courts below distributed the funds in controversy. This exception relates to the rights of the plaintiff in error.
The finding of facts shows that the fund arose from the sale of seven city lots with the buildings and machinery placed thereon by the Ohio Lumber and Manufacturing' Company, the insolvent assignor, and that these seven city lots, the buildings erected thereon and the machinery placed, therein were an entirety, constituting a single manufacturing establishment. Notwithstanding the property was found to be a…
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