Miles v. Macon County Bank

The controversy herein is over an alleged balance claimed to be due from a bank to one of its depositors. While the relationship of depositor and bank existed, the latter turned over its cash, loans, and other assets to a new and succeeding bank upon condition that the succeeding’ bank would assume and pay off all sums due from the old bank to its respective depositors and other creditors. This action was, therefore, brought against the new bank, and afterwards the old bank was, by leave of court, made a party defendant and judgment was prayed against both. The suit was brought in Macon…