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Equitable Trust Co. Vs. First National Bank
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 03, 1928
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Equitable Trust Co. v. FirstSearch
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National Bank - 275 U.S. 359 (1928) U.S. Supreme Court Equitable Trust Co. v. FirstSearch
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National Bank, 275 U.S. 359 (1928) Equitable Trust Company of New York v. FirstSearch
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an equitable assignee of the bankrupts' deposit with the drawee. The first of these need not detain us. Beecher v. CosmopolitanSearch
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Trust Co., 239 Mass. 48. Legniti v. MechanicsSearch
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Y. 415. The identity of the fund was not maintained, and no one expected it to be. See National City Bank of New York v. HotchkissSearch
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correspondents to protect the drafts, which again means merely to see that they are paid. Wabash, St.L. & P. R. Co. v. HamSearch
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That such a letter of advice is not an assignment is clearly explained in Eastman Kodak Co. v. NationalSearch
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so set apart, into cash and turn the proceeds over to general creditors freed of that obligation. Since Holroyd v. MarshallSearch
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the stipulated security to the promisee in preference to general creditors. Such is the rule in this Court. Sexton v. KesslerSearch
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plain purpose is to provide for the satisfaction of a debt or obligation out of identifiable property. Compare Walker v. BrownSearch
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Hurley v. AtchisonSearch
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Parlin & Orendorff Implement Co. v. MouldenSearch
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Curtis v. WalpoleSearch
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upon it creates security in the credit enforceable in equity as against general creditors. Fourth Street Nat. Bank v. YardleySearch
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Farley v. TurnerSearch
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Coates v. FirstSearch
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Muller v. KlingSearch
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impunity ignore the known equitable rights of others to the credit established by its depositor, Central Nat. Bank v. ConnecticutSearch
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therefore seem to be a proper one for the application of the rule announced by this Court in Fourth Street Nat. Bank v. YardleySearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Equitable Trust Co. v. FirstSearch
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Equitable Trust Company of New York v. FirstSearch
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Beecher v. CosmopolitanSearch
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Legniti v. MechanicsSearch
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See National City Bank of New York v. HotchkissSearch
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Wabash, St.L. & P. R. Co. v. HamSearch
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Eastman Kodak Co. v. NationalSearch
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Since Holroyd v. MarshallSearch
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Court. Sexton v. KesslerSearch
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Compare Walker v. BrownSearch
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Fourth Street Nat. Bank v. YardleySearch
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Central Nat. Bank v. ConnecticutSearch
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