State v. Commercial & Savings Bank
Nebraska Supreme Court
Original action to wind up the affairs of the Commercial & Savings Bank of Kearney, Nebraska, under the banking law of 1889. Henry Gibbons, receiver, filed a petition for an order to require the Mutual Loan & Investment Company and S. 5. St. John to surrender and deliver to him, as receiver of tbe Commercial & Savings Bank of Kearney, certain notes and other things of value obtained by them from John Barnd, cashier, and wrongfully withheld.
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Original action to wind up the affairs of the Commercial & Savings Bank of Kearney, Nebraska, under the banking law of 1889. Henry Gibbons, receiver, filed a petition for an order to require the Mutual Loan & Investment Company and S. 5. St. John to surrender and deliver to him, as receiver of tbe Commercial & Savings Bank of Kearney, certain notes and other things of value obtained by them from John Barnd, cashier, and wrongfully withheld. Answers were filed, and the cause referred to Henry C. Andrews. His findings were against the respondents.
1Opinion of the Court
Ryan, C.
The Commercial & Savings Bank of Kearney was organized under the laws of this state in the fall of the year of 1889, and as such bank transacted business until and including January 30,1892. On this last named date, and for some time previous thereto, Sylvester S. St. John was president of said bank, at the time being secretary of the Mutual Loan & Investment Company of Kearney, while John Barnd, contemporaneously, was cashier of the aforesaid bank. About half past 8 o’clock P. M. of January 30, 1892 (which was Saturday) there was executed between the Mutual Loan & Investment Company,…
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