Universal Adjustment Corp. v. Midland Bank, Ltd., of London

Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts · Decided 1933-01-03

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Rugg, C.J. The plaintiff is a Massachusetts corporation. The defendant is an English bank whose principal place of business is London, England, and which carries on business solely in England and Wales. The action is in contract and was begun by trustee writ. The declaration sets out in several counts two causes of action, based on an alleged right to recover large sums of money on deposit in the defendant bank. The plaintiff ass…

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