Bowers

Bowers v. Union Trust Co.

Good Law
117 Cal. App. 259·3 P.2d 614
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaSeptember 29, 1931Docket No. 473.California2,146 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Allison, J.

The plaintiff appeals from the judgment on the judgment-roll alone. The action was brought to recover from defendant the sum of $3,000 with interest. The basis of plaintiff’s claims is an alleged breach of trust on the part of the defendant, the trustee under a certain indenture of trust dated August 1, 1921, executed by Stephens & Company, a corporation, as security for certain bonds which were to be issued and sold by Stephens & Company. Said bonds were to be secured as to principal and interest by certain collateral securities which had been sold and assigned by Stephens & Company to the defendant as trustee, pursuant to the provisions of said indenture of trust.

It is alleged that certain collateral securities were from time to time delivered by Stephens & Company to the respondent, to secure the payment of the obligations issued by Stephens & Company under said indenture of trust and that said respondent did from time to time certify and deliver to Stephens & Company the written obligations of the said Stephens & Company in accordance with the terms and provisions of said indenture. Appellant was the owner of three of the bonds so issued and certified by the respondent.

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