Manasse v. Dutton Bank

This is the third appeal herein. See 68 Fla. 316, 67 South. Rep. 120, and 70 Fla. 427, 70 South. Rep. 363.

On the previous appeals it was held that an inter-pleader is proper herein and that testimony should be taken on the merits of the cause in accordance with the agrément made with reference thereto.

It appears that Joseph Manasse owned a policy of insurance upon his own life payable to himself, on which he had borrowed $810.00; that to secure a loan of $1100.00 Manasse and wife on June 29, 1910, assigned to The First National Bank of Gainesville, Florida, “all our right, title and interest…