Fredonia National Bank v. Perrin
Citations
- 172 Pa. 15
Syllabus
<p>Mortgage — Trust and trustees — Timber—Application payment.</p> <p>Where a person purchases timber without knowledge or inquiry as to the existence of mortgages upon the land, and gives checks and notes which are deposited by the owner in a bank for collection, and the proceeds of which when received are used by the owner in developing the land for oil, and it appears that the cashier of the bank which had collected the checks and notes was a trustee for the mortgagees to apply the proceeds of oil from the land in reduction of the mortgages, the purchaser of the timber has no standing to claim that the proceeds of the timber should be applied in reduction of the mortgages and in relief of the timber where there is no evidence of any agreement among the parties, or any trust by which the bank or its cashier was to apply the proceeds of the timber towards the payment of the mortgages.</p>
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- holding packets of rolling papers and cough drop boxes, found with marijuana seeds during inventory search of vehicle, constituted drug paraphernalia, as defined in Section 780-102, for purposes of forfeiture of “drug paraphernalia” under Forfeiture Act, 42 Pa.C.S. § 6801(a)(1)
- holding packets of rolling papers and cough drop boxes, found with marijuana seeds during inventory search of vehicle, constituted drug paraphernalia, as defined in Section 780-102, for purposes of forfeiture of “drug paraphernalia” under Forfeiture Act, 42 Pa.C.S. § 6801(a
- holding packets of rolling papers and cough drop boxes, found with marijuana seeds during inventory search of vehicle, constituted drug paraphernalia, as defined in Section 780-102, for purposes of forfeiture of “drug paraphernalia” under Forfeiture Act, 42 Pa.C.S. § 6801(a)(1)
- forfeiture based on conduct in alluding police, presence of drug paraphernalia, sniff search and inconsistent statements of the source of the money
- wherein $1,920 was found in a wallet, absent of any other contents, such as a driver’s license, and stuffed between the driver's seat and a center console
- wherein $1,920 was found in a wallet, absent of any other contents, such as a driver’s license, and stuffed between the driver’s seat and a center console
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Judges: Fell, Green, McCollum, Mitchell, Sterrett, Williams
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