Ghingher v. Fanseen

Foster II. Fanseen, the appellee, on or about September 1st, 1932, borrowed from the Baltimore Trust Company, a Maryland banking corporation, herein called the bank, $500, and deposited with the lender collateral security for the loan. At the institution of this proceeding, the unpaid balance due on the loan was $469.4-7.

Prior to this proceeding he had opened an account with the savings department of the bank entitled as follows: “Foster H. Fanseen, in trust for himself and Lillian Fan-seen, as joint owners, subject to- the order of either, the balance at the death of either to- belong to…