Bankers Bond Co. v. Cox

Opinion op the Court by

Creal, Commissioner

Affirming.

In 1927 W. W. Cox, a resident of Oldham county,, purchased through a representative of the Bankers Bond Company one bond-for $1,000, known as the Commodore Apartment 6 per cent, serial gold bond, No. M-68, and two bonds for $500 each, known as Briarcliffe Apartment 6 per cent, serial gold bonds, Nos. D-61 and D-67, all of which were guaranteed as to payment of both principal and interest by the Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Company. On November 9, 1931, at the solicitation of another representative of the Bankers Bond Company, he exchanged…