Legal Opinion
Citizens' Nat. Bank of Jasper v. Ratcliff & Lanier
Texas Commission of Appeals
Decided June 30, 1923No. 410-3769PublishedCited by 21 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtPowell, J.
B. S. Ratcliff and T. B. Lanier were the constituent members of the mercantile firm of Ratcliff & Lanier, of Jasper, Tex. 1 This firm owned two liberty bonds issued by the United States government, each being of the face value of $500 and of the class known as the Fourth Liberty Loan. The bonds were made payable to bearer. At the same time this mercantile firm was-doing business in Jasper, there was a bank operating - there known as the Citizens’ National Bank, incorporated by the United States government, and of which one John H. Seale, Sr., was cashier. The facts leading up to the filing of…
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