Price v. State

Appellant, a bank cashier, was indicted, tried by a jury, convicted, and sentenced to imprisonment for a term of from 2 to 14 years and fined $6,600, under §1, Ch. 29, Acts 1929, §2481 Burns Supp. 1929, which provides that:

“Whoever, being . . . cashier ... of any . . . bank . . . shall, in any way, obtain as a borrower any of the funds of such bank . . . without first executing his note or other evidence of debt therefor, bearing thé written consent thereto of the board of directors of . . . such . . . bank . . . indorsed on such note or other evidence of debt, shall be deemed guilty of a…