Blount v. Windley
Supreme Court of the United States
Error totbe Supreme Court of tbe State of North Caroliua. The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Miller
Under a statute of North Carolina, passed March 12, 1866, to enable the banks of the State to close their business, the plaintiff in error was, by a decree of the proper State court, in the fall of that year, appointed commissioner of the Bank of Washington; and. all the real and personal property and choses in action of the bank were by the decree vested in said commissioner for the benefit of those creditors of the bank who should prove their’ debts within twelve months. As such commissioner, Blount sued and recovered against the defendant in error a judgment on a note given to the bank for…
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