Austin v. Nieman

This suit was filed by the commissioner of banking on December 22, 1923, against Robert A. Nieman as principal, and the Maryland Casualty Company as surety, on a fidelity bond for $2,000, conditioned that the First State Bank of Malone should be held harmless against such pecuniary loss as it might sustain of money or other valuable securities embezzled, wrongfully abstracted, or. willfully misapplied by Robert A. Nieman. Appellant alleged that the condition in said bond had been breached, and that said bank had sustained a loss of more than $2,000 on account of the embezzlement, wrongful…