Bishop v. Hamilton

The respondent contends that the several investments are voidable at the election of the representatives of the incompetent, because they were sold by Mr. Bishop, as a stockholder, director, and chief executive officer of the Iowa County Bank, to himself in his capacity as guardian of the person and estate of the incompetent.

It is conceded that during the years of 1928, 1929, and 1930, the guardian was the chief executive officer of the Iowa County Bank. Pie was the second largest stockholder. He also served either as cashier or vice-president during said period. That there was a conflict of…