First National Bank v. Patton

*206OPINION

By NICHOLS, J.

The whole controversy which gives rise to this litigation required the jury to determine:

“First: Whether William Goddard, on Sept. 16 and Sept. 17. 1928 after the signing and delivery of his resignaiicn to Blerldey, but before the acceptance thereof, by the Board of Directors, was acting in his capacity of cashier of The First National Bank of Sardis in procuring the loan of the funds with which he paid off his notes to the three several banks which held the United States Government Bonds as collateral,

and

Second: Whether in fact Goddard borrowed the money for the bank and…