Ida County Savings Bank v. Seidensticker
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from, Ida District Court.— Hon. Z. A. Church, Judge. Action at law upon a bond given by the defendant Seidensticker for the faithful performance of his duties as cashier of the plaintiff bank. Judgment for plaintiff upon a directed verdict, and the defendant surety appeals. Since the appeal was taken, the surety F. C. Knepper has deceased, and his representatives have been substituted as appellants. — ■
1Opinion of the CourtWeaver, J.
In the year 1893 the First National Bank of Ida Grove, 'Iowa, ceased to do business, and transferred its assets to one J. Tl Hallam. Soon thereafter Hal-lam, who had been conducting a private bank, united with others to organize the plaintiff bank, himself becoming the owner of something more than two-thirds of the capital stock. The defendant C. J. Seidensticker, who had been employed in the national bank, and subsequently by Hal-lam in his private bank, became the plaintiff’s first cashier, and as such gave the bond now in suit, with the defendant F. C. Knepper as his surety. The condition…
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