BIEHL v. SCHUYLER STATE BANK

BANKING, § 183 — stockholder's liability, testamentary trust. In action to enforce bank stockholder's liability, estate of deceased stockholder was liable to the same extent and in the same way the stockholder was liable in her lifetime, the fact that testamentary trustee did not sell stock as authorized did not relieve stock of its primary liability, and court had jurisdiction to reach funds in hands of receiver of trustee by a suit in equity.

Opinion by JUSTICE FULTON.

"Not to be published in full." Opinion filed April 15, 1940.