In Shaw v. Spencer, 100 Mass. 382, 97 A.D. 107, 1 A.R. 115, certificates of stock issued to "E. Carter, Trustee," were pledged for the private debt of Shaw, and it was held that the pledgee took them with notice; that the addition of the word "trustee," alone, had the same effect as the words "A.B., trustee for C.D."
Summary of this case from Hall v. Windsor Savings BankNo. 1-03-2794.
September 30, 2004.
Disposition of Cases By Order Rev'd rem. with directions.
In Shaw v. Spencer, 100 Mass. 382, 97 A.D. 107, 1 A.R. 115, certificates of stock issued to "E. Carter, Trustee," were pledged for the private debt of Shaw, and it was held that the pledgee took them with notice; that the addition of the word "trustee," alone, had the same effect as the words "A.B., trustee for C.D."
Summary of this case from Hall v. Windsor Savings BankFull title:Shaw v. Spencer
Court:Appellate Court of Illinois, First District
Date published: Sep 30, 2004
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