Liddell v. Strong

On May 10, 1930, appellant was the cashier of the Louisville Home Bank, and so continued until the bank closed its doors on January 6, 1931. Appellant was also the guardian of the Sullivan children, and had in his hands, as guardian, the sum of $3500 not presently needed. On a proper petition by him as guardian, he was authorized by the chancellor, on the date first aforesaid, to deposit the sum in said bank at four per cent interest, which was at once done. The subsequent developments, and certainly along about the fall of 1930', were such, according to the evidence, as to sufficiently warn…