...action, no particular form is necessary. Any order, writing, or act, which makes an appropriation of the fund, amounts to an equitable assignment of that fund. The reason is that the fund, being matter not assignable by law, nor capable of manual possession, an appropriation...

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...v. Dawson, 1 Vesey, 332. Crawfoot v. Gurney, 9 Bing. R., 372. Kmith v. Everett, 4 Bro. Ch. Rep., 64. Any order, writing or act, which makes an appropriation...fund, amounts to an equitable assignment of that fund. — 2 Story's Equity Juris., 311. The blank endorsement and delivery of a bond gives the holder a right...

...which has been equitably assigned, is no longer subject to attachment for a debt of the assignor.12 Any order, writing, or act which makes an appropriation...a fund, amounts to an equitable assignment of that fund.13 And an agreement by the plaintiff in an action for unliquidated damages, that his attorney...

...consideration, amounts to a valid assignment to C. of so much of the funds of A. in the hands of B. Any order, writing, or act which makes an appropriation of a fund, amounts to an equitable assignment of the fund. The reason is, that the fund being a matter not assignable at law, nor capable of manual...

...Eq. Jur. § 506 a. To constitute an equitable assignment, no particular form of words is necessary. Any order, writing, or act, which makes an appropriation of a fund amounts to an equitable assignment. Kerr Inj. 99; 3 Lead. Cas. in Eq. (3d Am. ed.) 307 [653]. 2 Kerr Inj. 125; Desborough p. Harris, 5...

...delivering a bond to an assignee for a valuable consideration, amounts to an assignment of the bond. Indeed, any order, writing, or act, which makes an appropriation of a fund, (a) Story, s. 1044. (b) Soott v. Porcher, 3 Meriv. 662. See also Acton v. Woodgate, 2 M. * K. 462 ;...

...v. Naylor, 1 Hill, 583 ; Esling v. Znntzinger, 1 Harris, 50 ; or, as the rule is sometimes stated, " any order, writing, or act, which makes an appropriation of a fund, amounts to an equitable assignment of the fund ;" see Clemson v Davidson, 5 Binney, 392, 398 ; Spain v. Hamilton, 1 Wallace, 604 ; Netvley...

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...constitute an assignment of a debt or other chose in action in Equity no particular form is necessary. Any order, writing, or act which makes an appropriation of a fund, amounts to an equitable assignment of a debt. (Story, sec. 1047). It does not even need to be in writing. (Buntin v. Georgen, 19 Grant, per...