Carter v. Veal

1. Where a bond was executed by a bank legally designated as a depository to receive money for the County of Carroll, in which the office of treasurer had been abolished (Ga. L. 1915; p. 174), and the bond was conditioned upon the faithful discharge by the bank of its duties as county depository, but was made payable to a designated person described therein as the ordinary “in and for said county, for the time being, and his successors in office,” and where the county was one having a commissioner of roads and revenues (Ga. L. 1908, p. 282), to whom, as required by section 571 of the Civil…