Citizens Nat. Bank v. Golden

Robert Golden, the appellee, brought suit against the Citizens National Bank of Meridian, the appellant, for a rescission of the sale of certain bonds sold to appellee by said bank.

It was alleged in the bill that on July 24, 1929, the appellee, being desirous of investing a small savings, was induced by the appellant, through its agent, Mr. Blanks, acting within the scope of his employment, and in the furtherance of the business of his employer, the bank, to purchase four bonds of the Central Securities Com pany, Series C, of one thousand dollars denomination each, and that said bank…