Wingfield v. Bennett

Under and by virtue of the banking laws of this State (Ga. L. 1919, p. 135) T. R. Bennett, as superintendent of banks, in September, 1921, took possession of all the assets and business of the Bank of Eatonton. After having been in possession of the bank’s assets from that time, and, through his own efforts and those of his attorneys, having made collection of what he could from the assets up to November 9, 1925, he made application to Hon. James B. Park, judge of the superior courts of the Ocmulgee circuit, and obtained an order to sell the remaining assets, the order providing that the sale…