Davis v. Stone

D. L. Stone brought suit against W. J. Davis, State superintendent of banks, to recover for the price of material consisting of lumber furnished by him in the improvement of two parcels of real estate belonging to a bank, prior to the taking over of the bank for liquidation by the defendant as superintendent of banks, and to establish the judgment as special liens upon the property. From the agreed statement of facts it appeared that the lumber was furnished before the bank went into liquidation, but that after the bank had gone into liquidation, and within three months from the furnishing of…