Legal Opinion
In Re Liq. Badger State Bank
South Dakota Supreme Court
Decided August 23, 1944No. Files Nos. 8654 and 8659PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
The Badger State Bank suspended operations on August 3, 1940. Thereafter, between August 15 and November 27, 1940, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation satisfied the principal amount of the bank's insured deposits. When it appeared that a surplus might remain in the hands of the Superintendent of Banks after paying the expenses of liquidation and the claims of creditors, the F.D.I.C. made claim as the subrogee, or assignee, of depositors for interest on the aggregate amount of its payments from the date of the suspension of the bank. This claim was rejected by the Superintendent of…
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