Love v. Sunflower County

J. S. Love, superintendent of banks, and C. C. Moore, liquidating agent of the Bank of Indianola, appeal to this court from an adverse decree rendered against them as representatives of the Bank of Indianola, Mississippi.

The appellee, Sunflower County, filed its bill in equity against appellants and a number of sureties on the depository bond in the county’s favor, executed by the bank and the named sureties. The sureties paid their obligation in full; hence there is no decree against them.

In short, the county alleged that on Dlecember 16, 1931, the Bank of Indianola closed its doors and…