Dalton v. Sturdivant Bank

The Sturdivant Bank is a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Missouri, and was doing a banking business at Cape Girardeau until November 7, 1932, when it was placed in the hands of the Commissioner of Finance for liquidation. This is an equitable proceeding, whereby plaintiffs seek to have certain deposits allowed as set-offs against the notes of the plaintiffs held by said bank. At the time the bank was put in charge of the finance commissioner the bank held the plaintiffs' notes in the aggregate amount of $2,165, and had to their credit on deposit in the bank…