Bronner v. Exchange State Bank
Court of Appeals of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
HABHAB, Judge.
Appellant Eugene Bronner appeals the district court’s granting of summary judgment to appellees. We affirm.
Appellant was a customer of appellee Exchange State Bank (the bank). Appellant alleges that at some time in December 1982, the bank wrongfully used the proceeds of a Commodity Credit Corporation loan to pay a debt appellant owed the bank in spite of assurances from the bank that the proceeds would be used to pay appellant’s mortgage and other debts. Appellant claims that as a result of appellees’ misapplication of these funds he was forced to take bankruptcy. Appellant…
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