Philadelphia Nat. Bank v. Dowd
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern North Carolina
In Equity. Rill to obtain a priority in the nature of an equitable lien on the assets of an insolvent national bank.
1Opinion of the CourtSeymouR, J.
The defendant is the receiver of an insolvent national bank. The plaintiff, a bank doing business in Pennsylvania, sent during the winter and spring of the present year to the bank of which defendant is receiver commercial paper indorsed, “For collection and immediate return to the Philadelphia National Bank.” This paper was collected by defendant’s bank, and the proceeds were mingled with the other moneys of the bank, instead of being forwarded to the plaintiff. The bill contains an allegation, which is not controverted, that the defendant’s b'ank, at all times subsequent to making such…
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