Seybert v. Hoiles
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Stone
This is an appeal from a decree of the circuit court of Bond county, Illinois, in a suit for accounting filed September, 1931, by the appellant, James A. Seybert, wherein the court found the sum of $8,000 due the respondent, Clarence E. Hoiles, appellee herein, from the complainant, James A. Seybert, appellant herein.
Appellant was the owner of 437 acres of farm land. Prior to September, 1919, appellant had been doing business with another bank, but at that time he transferred his business to the State Bank of Hoiles and Sons, borrowing from it sufficient to pay off the other bank. He had…
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