Chapman v. Guaranty State Bank

* Writ of error granted April 2, 1924. Pretermitting for the present statements not thought to be necessary to a disposition of the questions presented, the facts of this case, in outline, are that it appears that during 1922 the Traders' State Bank of Cleburne, Tex., then duly incorporated under the laws of the state or Texas, became insolvent, and the then acting and qualified commissioner of insurance and banking, Hon. Ed. Hall, closed its doors and took possession of all of its assets. Thereafter, as a means and process of advantageously liquidating the assets of the Traders' State Bank,…