Barnes v. Hilton
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
MAUGHMER, Commissioner.
In this case both the appellant United States of America and the respondent Esther G. Barnes assert a valid and prior lien on a certain bank account. The property involved is the sum of $3,884.75 which, when this proceeding was instituted, existed as a general deposit in the Westport Bank of Kansas City, Missouri, in the name of E. M. Hilton, who was then deceased.
We state the facts chronologically in so far as practicable. On February 9, 1952, respondent Barnes, in the District Court, Johnson County, Kansas, secured judgment in the sum of $13,763.62 against one E. M.…
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