Shepherd v. Haymond

Opinion op the Court by

Stanley, Commissioner—

Affirming in part and Reversing in part.

There are two branches of this case, one of which is ancillary and dependant upon the other, although it became and is the chief contest.

1. The State Banking Commissioner and a special deputy in charge of liquidating the Bank of Wayland, in Floyd County, closed in August, 1931, filed suit against J. H. Shepherd to recover on his promissory note to the Bank for $2,200. Grounds of attachment were appropriately set up and a general order of attachment was prayed. It was alleged that M. Y. Wicker and nine other…