Legal Opinion
Elswick v. Combs
Supreme Court of Virginia
Decided September 9, 1938PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtEggleston, J.
On May 18, 1931, the Bank of Grundy, Incorporated, closed its doors, and since that time its affairs have been in process of liquidation under the supervision of the Circuit Court of Buchanan county, in a chancery suit wherein F. H. Combs was appointed receiver. The institution is insolvent and can not pay its depositors in full. At the time the bank closed, Gusta Elswick, the wife of T. C. Elswick, had on deposit there to her credit the principal sum of $3,520, evidenced by two certificates of deposit.
Among the assets of the bank the receiver holds for collection three notes, each made and…
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