Gustin v. Coloma State Bank

The matter was originally brought on for hearing by F. E. Gustin on a petition and order to show cause asking that certain securities left with the bank by him be returned to- him by the receiver, and that he have a claim and lien against the assets of the bank for the bonds that were converted by one of the officers of the bank in the sum of $4,755.50. An order was entered on July 24, 1937, requiring the return of these securities and giving to- petitioner “a claim and lien against the assets of the bank now in possession of the Banking Commission for $4,305, the value of the securities…