Fidelity & Casualty Co. v. Bank of Plymouth

It appears from the allegations of the petition, or otherwise in the pleadings, and these facts for the purpose of this case will be taken to.be true, that the appellee E. Valentine and F. G. Ehlers were partners carrying on a banking business at Plymouth under the name of Ehlers & Company; that on or about February 13, 1923, Ehlers was appointed administrator with will annexed of the estate of Mary Langshadl, deceased, and that as such administrator he gave a bond in the sum of $18,000 with appellant surety company as sureties. The bank became insolvent in 1925, at which time there was a…