State ex rel. Charvat v. Sagl

Respondents appeal from a final order, made May 11,. 1929, allowing a peremptory writ of mandamus in favor of James V. Charvat, the relator. This writ commands the respondents to allow relator, “accompanied by an attorney and an accountant, or either or both,” to examine all books and records of the bank since May 7, 1923, in any way relating to certain specified matters.

Relator’s connection with the Farmers & Mechanics Bank of Havelock began in 1922. He was its president until the spring of 1926, when another Havelock bank was consolidated with it. He then became vice-president and director…