Lien, Supt. of Banks v. Fechheimer

OPINION

By ROSS, J.

This case is presented to this court as an appeal on questions of law as to the first cause of action stated in the petition and an appeal upon law and fact as to the second cause of action.

The first cause of action as well as the second cause of action, embodying a cause in chancery, were submitted to the trial court without a jury. The court made a separate finding of facts and law and entered final judgment dismissing the entire petition.

Many of the important and controlling facts are found in a stipulation.

At the time of the death of S. Marcus Fechheimer, March 5 23,…