Bank of Cottonwood v. Hood

BROWN, Justice.

The complaint as originally filed was against appellants and one Strickland for an alleged unlawful arrest and restraint of the plaintiff, and consisted of three counts, the first for false imprisonment, substantially in the form prescribed by section 9531 of the Code of 1923, form 19. The second avers that “the defendant Bank, by and through its agent and cashier M. A. Helms, and S. O. Smith, as president, on to wit: August 4th, 1929, while acting within the line and scope •of his authority, and the said M. A. Helms, S. O. Smith and E. J. Strickland as individuals, caused…