In re Radley Steel Const. Co.
District Court, E.D. New York
In Bankruptcy. Bankruptcy proceedings of the Radley Steel Construction Company. On motion to direct the Mutual Bank to pay over a deposit to the credit of the bankrupt.
1Opinion of the Court
CHATFIELD, District Judge.
The receiver has. made a motion to direct the Mutual Bank to pay over a certain sum which was on deposit to the credit of the bankrupt on the day when the petition in bankruptcy was filed. The bank has resisted this motion, appearing specially, and contests the jurisdiction of the court. It claims that it is retaining, and has a right to retain, the money in its possession, for a purpose alleged to be within its rights, and that its refusal to pay the same over to the receiver can be tested, only in an action brought in a court having plenary jurisdiction to hear the…
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