Winfield Building & Loan Ass'n v. McMullen
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from the Court of Appeals, Southern Department.
1Opinion of the CourtJohnston, J.
J. F. McMullen was elected secretary of the Winfield Building and Loan Association, and for the faithful performance of his duties he executed a bond in the sum of two thousand dollars, which was signed by J. C. McMullen as surety. It was claimed that the secretary misappropriated $2,201.75 of the' money of the Association, and an action was commenced on the bond. Among other defenses alleged, J. C. McMullen, the surety, denied the execution of the bond; and, upon testimony offered, the jury in *494answer to a special question found that he did not execute it, and a general verdict was returned…
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