Anderson v. Hagen

BISHOP, J. pro tem.

Growing out of an acquaintance begun in the Philippine Islands, a confidential relationship approaching that most happily found between a father and a mature son existed between William H. Anderson and C. O. Hagen during the years 1923-1933. The former, believing in the ability of the latter as an executive, and with confidence in his integrity as a man of business, entrusted to him during those years sums totaling over one and a quarter million dollars. Among other wreckages which came out of the depression was this friendship, and these three suits were filed, tried…