Phillips v. Chapman

WALTHALL, J. J.

L. Chapman, commissioner of banking, and, as such commissioner, in charge of the affairs of the Security State Bank & Trust Company, for the purpose of liquidating its affairs, brought this suit against W. A. Martin, Wm. F. St. John, and a number of others whose names we need not state here, alleging that on the 25th clay of February, 1920, II. W. Williams executed and delivered to the American National bank of Eastland a certain promissory note for the principal sum of $815, due four months after date, payable to the order of said last-named bank, with interest, and providing…