State ex rel. Guillot v. Central Bank & Trust Co.
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Certiorari to Court of Appeal, Parish of Avoyelles. Proceeding by the State, on relation of Amet Guillot, Sheriff and ex officio Tax Collector of the Parish of Avoyelles, against ■the Central Bank & Trust Company. There was judgment for plaintiff in the district court. From a judgment of affirmance by the Court of Appeal on appeal, defendant applies for certiorari or writ of review.
1Opinion of the CourtLeche, J.
The Central Bank & Trust Company, incorporated under the laws of this state, having its domicile in the parish of Avoyelles, with its banking house in the town of Mansura, established two branches, one at Hessmer and the other at Bordelonville, also within the parish of Avoyelles. It has a capital stock and surplus of over $50,000 and under $100,000. Neither branch has any capital, but each is operated on the capital of the parent bank. The parent corporation has one domicile, one set of directors, one president, and one cashier, under whose supervision the business of the bank is transacted.…
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