Talk:Vetterlein v. Barnes
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| Edition: | Vetterlein v. Barnes, of Theodore H Vetterlein, Bernhard T Vetterlein, Theodore J Vetterlein, and Charles A Meurer, and doing business in Philadelphia-assisted one J Kinsey Taylor by lending him money and acceptances In the summer of that year, for the security of the firm, Taylor caused his life to be insured, the policies taken out by him being assigned to Theodore H Vetterlein as security for Taylor's liability to the firm In July, 1869, Meurer retired from the firm, Taylor's indebtedness to it being, at that time, nearly $50,000 In December, 1869, Theodore J Vetterlein also left the firm The remaining partners went on with the business, at the same place, under the same name, and with the same stock of merchandise, taken at valuation On or about the eighteenth of July, 1870, the policies-which, under some arrangement, had been reduced in amount-were assigned by Theodore H Vetterlein to Bernhard T Vetterlein and Theodore J Vetterlein, as trustees for the wife and children of the assignor . |
| Source: | Vetterlein v. Barnes from http://bulk.resource.org/courts.gov/c/US/124 |
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