Stevens v. Orton
New York Supreme Court
; Action to recover $20,000 on a bond given by John E. Bielby, cashier, to the Central National Bank of Rome.
1Opinion of the CourtWright, J.
These actions are brought by the plaintiff against the defendants to recover the amount of a bond executed by themas sureties for óne John E. Bielby, who was cashier of the bank of which the plaintiff is receiver. The bond is dated March 18, 1888, and is for the sum of $20,000, and was given by the defendants to the Central National Bank of Rome, and conditioned that, “ if the said John E. Bielby shall faithfully, fairly and honestly' *540perform his duties in the said bank as cashier as aforesaid in ail respects, then the foregoing obligation to bé'void; otherwise, remain in full force and…
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