Roe v. King

While the defendant-appellee, Kate M. King, was the owner of forty-five shares of stock in the State Bank of Blairsburg, that institution became insolvent and closed its doors. On June 5, 1928, L.- A. Andrew, the superintendent of banking, was duly appointed receiver of the bank, as required by law, L. A. Andrew as such receiver, on November 19, 1929, obtained an order of court assessing the stockholders of the bank, including the appellee, one hundred per cent. As a part of the assessment, and when the same was made, the district court entered judgment thereon against the appellee in. favor…