Herd v. Wade
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HALL, Chief Justice.
Mrs. Wade, a feme sole, sued Herd and J. M. Pope, alleging, in substance, that Herd was the owner and operator of a private bank conducted under the name of South-land Bank, Unincorporated, in the town of Southland, in Garza county. That he was at the same time cashier of the First National Bank at Post, in said county; that he lived at Post, which was the county seat, and had one W. -M. Mcl-Iorse in charge of the bank at Southland, and on or about September 25, 1929, he secretly sold said bank to Pope without advising or giving the depositors notice of the sale; that…
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