Stewart v. Codd

Decision Date03 March 1882
Citation58 Md. 86
PartiesJOHN STEWART, surviving trustee v. EDWARD J. CODD, trading as E. J. CODD & Co.
CourtMaryland Court of Appeals

APPEAL from the Circuit Court of Baltimore City.

The case is stated in the opinion of the Court.

The cause was argued before BARTOL, C.J., MILLER, ALVEY, ROBINSON and IRVING, J.

E J. D. Cross, for the appellant.

William A. Stewart, for the appellee.

BARTOL C.J., delivered the opinion of the Court.

The appellant is a trustee appointed by a decree in chancery, to sell certain mortgaged property of "The Maryland Sugar Refinery Company." The sale was made, reported and ratified, and the fund arising from the sale brought into Court for distribution among the creditors and persons entitled.

Among the property sold were certain articles alleged to constitute fixed machinery in the Refinery, upon which the appellee, a machinist and builder, claimed a preferred lien, under the mechanics' lien law. The Circuit Court decided in favor of the claim, and passed an order directing that the same should be paid out of the funds in the hands of the trustee.

From this order the present appeal has been taken, and a motion has been made to dismiss the appeal, because the trustee has no interest in the subject-matter of the controversy, and has been in no manner aggrieved by the order of the Circuit Court, and therefore has no right to appeal.

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    • United States
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  • Preston v. Poe
    • United States
    • Maryland Court of Appeals
    • June 23, 1911
    ... ...          Stockbridge, ... J., dissenting ...          S. S ... Field, for appellant ...          Stewart ... S. Janney and George R. Gaither, for appellees ...          Argued ... before BOYD, C.J., and BRISCOE, PEARCE, BURKE, URNER, and ... 626; Johns v. Caldwell, 60 Md. 259; Lurman ... v. Hubner, 75 Md. 268, 23 A. 646; Haskie v ... James, 75 Md. 568, 23 A. 1030; Stewart v. Codd, ... 58 Md. 86; Frey v. Shrewsbury Bank, 58 Md. 151; ... Glenn v. Reid, 74 Md. 238, 24 A. 155; 2 Cyc. 628, ... 629. In the first of the cases just ... ...
  • MacNabb v. Sheridan
    • United States
    • Maryland Court of Appeals
    • December 7, 1942
    ...into the market, sell and distribute the proceeds in accordance with the auditor's account, when ratified by the court. As said in Stewart v. Codd, 58 Md. 86, 'The appellant simply the officer or hand of the Court, whose duty it is to hold the fund, and to pay and disburse it under the Cour......
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