Alter v. Johnson

*444The opinion, of the court was delivered by

Johnston, C. J.:

The principal purpose of this action was to secure an intrepretation of statutes under which an administratrix of the estate of a deceased person and the receiver of an insolvent bank should take action and for a determination of the duties and rights of these officers in the control and disposition of property.

The Rossville State Bank was a going concern up to August 18, 1927, in which I. B. Alter was a stockholder and officer. He held stock of the bank to the extent of 188 shares. Alter died intestate on August 18, 1927, and on the…