BRIGGLE, District Judge.
The pleadings disclose the following admitted facts: The Chicago Bank of Commerce (hereinafter called bank) was a banking corporation organized under the general banking laws of Illinois and authorized to do a trust business. While it was a going concern, it became trustee of various trust funds and continued to act as such trustee until the bank was closed by the State Auditor, who appointed a receiver pursuant to the statute. The plaintiff...
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