Phillips v. Yates Center National Bank
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Woodson district court; Oscar Foust, judge.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
MASON, J.:
The Yates Center National Bank became insolvent. At the time it closed its doors Lucy J. Phillips, the clerk of the district court of Woodson county, had on deposit to her credit as such officer the sum of $2703.76. She brought an action against the receiver for this amount, on the theory that it constituted a trust fund. She recovered a judgment, and the defendant appeals.
1. The contention is made in behalf of the plaintiff that she placed the funds which she held as clerk in the bank as a special, deposit. It was shown that for a time she…
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