Luikart v. Flannigan
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRose, J.
This is an action on a 5,000-dollar surety or fidelity bond wherein the Citizens Bank of Stuart and the state of Nebraska were obligees. The bank became insolvent and the state department of banking took charge of it December 1, 1930. In a proceeding to wind up its affairs, the district court for Holt county appointed Edwin H. Luikart receiver and as such he is plaintiff.
James C. Flannigan, the vice-president and a director of the bank, was the principal obligor and his surety was the American Surety Company. Both are defendants. To the extent of $5,000, they bound themselves, by their bond,…
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