Legal Opinion
South St. Joseph Live Stock Exchange v. St. Joseph Stock Yards Bank
Missouri Court of Appeals
Decided April 1, 1929PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
BOYER, S. J.
Action in interpleader. On petition of the South St. Joseph Live Stock Exchange, six named defendants were directed to and did interplead for a fund of $2500 deposited in court. The petitioner will be referred to as the exchange and St. Joseph Stock Yards Bank as the bank.
The bill of the exchange alleges its character as a voluntary association located in South St. Joseph, Missouri; that one James C. Sager was holding a membership therein at the date of his death, at which time the exchange became liable under its Constitution, rules and by-laws to pay $2500, less the indebtedness…
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