Legal Opinion
Thomas v. Potter Title & Trust Co.
District Court, W.D. Pennsylvania
Decided July 13, 1932No. 6988PublishedCited by 9 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
McVICAR, District Judge.
The Bank of Pittsburgh, National Association, is a corporation existing under the national banking laws (12 USCA § 21 et seq.). It closed its doors September 21,1931. The plaintiff was duly appointed receiver thereof. The Potter Title & Trust Company, defendant, is a corporation of the state of Pennsylvania. Under its charter it transacts a banking business and acts as trustee. On the date that the Bank of Pittsburgh, N. A., closed, it had on deposit in the Potter Title & Trust Company $135,787.39 of its own funds in its own name. On the same date the Potter Title &…
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