Crestwood National Bank (Tuckahoe, NY)

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Bank Receiver Wins Judgment

Stockholder Ordered To Pay $2,040 Plus Costs

A judgment for a total of $2,148.20 was filed yesterday in United States District Court, New York City, against Archibald M. Dingwall of 59 Crestwood Avenue, Crestwood, in a suit growing out of liquidation of the now insolvent Crestwood National Bank of Tuckahoe.

Frank H. Mackintosh, receiver of the bank, started suit Jan. 7 through his attorney, John C. Delaney, alleging that Mr. Dingwall has failed to pay an assessment of $2,040 on stock of the bank.

Because of the insolvency of the institution the Comptroller of the Currency has ordered that each stockholder pay an assessment of $40 per share. The par value is $100. Mr. Dingwall is the owner of 51 shares, the complaint states.

The judgment was taken by default as no answer was made to the allegations. In addition to the amount asked, the judgment includes interest of $86.70 and court costs of $21.50.

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BANK'S RECEIVER FILES $400 ACTION

(Special To The Daily Argus) NEW YORK, March 6. — A new action to collect an assessment was filed yesterday by Frank H. Mackintosh, as receiver for the insolvent Crestwood National Bank of Tuckahoe, in District Court.

The suit is directed against Maurice Cohen of 31-36 81st Street, Queens, owner of 10 shares of the bank's capital stock.

Mr. Mackintosh claims Mr. Cohen has failed to pay the assessment of $400 which was due last May 16.

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AWARD JUDGMENT TO BANK RECEIVER

(Special To The Daily Argus)

NEW YORK, May 11. — Frank H. Mackintosh, receiver for the insolvent Crestwood National Bank of Tuckahoe, was granted the right to summary judgment against Maurice Cohen of 31-36 81st Street, Queens, by Federal Judge Murray Hulbert in District Court yesterday.

On March 6 last Mr. Mackintosh brought suit to collect an assessment of $400 on 10 shares of the bank's stock owned by the defendant. The latter denied knowledge of the assessment. Mr. Mackintosh presented proof that the assessment had been ordered and Judge Hulbert granted a motion to strike out the answer and directed that the receiver be given summary judgment.

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BANK'S RECEIVER BRINGS $160 SUIT

(Special To The Daily Argus) NEW YORK, June 4.—Suit to collect an assessment on stock of the insolvent Crestwood National Bank of Tuckahoe was commenced yesterday in District Court by Frank H. Mackintosh, receiver, against Herbert E. Cronk.

Mr. Mackintosh claims Cronk is the owner of four shares of the stock, and asks judgment for $160.

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$426 Judgment Won By Bank Receiver

Judgment for $426.13 was filed yesterday in the United States District Court in New York City against Maurice Cohen of 31-36 81st Street, Queens, in favor of Frank M. Mackintosh, as receiver for the insolvent Crestwood National Bank of Tuckahoe.

Three months ago Mr. Mackintosh, through his attorney, John C. Delaney, started suit to collect an assessment of $400 from Mr. Cohen as the owner of 10 shares of the bank's capital stock. Judgment was granted by order of Federal Judge Murray Hulbert. The amount is increased by the addition of $26.13 in interest.

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Judgment for $426.13 was filed yesterday in the United States District Court in New York City against Maurice Cohen of 31-36 81st Street, Queens, in favor of Frank M. Mackintosh, as receiver for the insolvent Crestwood National Bank of Tuckahoe.

Three months ago Mr. Mackintosh, through his attorney, John C. Delaney, started suit to collect an assessment of $400 from Mr. Cohen as the owner of 10 shares of the bank's capital stock. Judgment was granted by order of Federal Judge Murray Hulbert. The amount is increased by the addition of $26.13 in interest.