Morrison v. Bank of Commerce
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Marion Superior Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Best, C.
The appellee brought this action against William H. Morrison and several other persons, partners under the firm name of the “ Indiana Banking Company,” William M. Wiles, treasurer, and Benjamin C. Wright, clerk of the city of Indianapolis, and Daniel W. Grubbs, to quiet the title to some real estate, to set aside a sale of the same for taxes and to restrain the officers of said city from executing a deed to the purchasers in pursuance of such sale.
The complaint averred in substance that the appellee is a corporation, and that it owns lots 1 and 2 in square 46 in the city of…
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