Walker v. Walker

The American State Bank of Fitzgerald, on April 3, 1913, executed and delivered, for the benefit of its creditors, a deed assigning all of its property to A. B. Cook, reciting therein that John D. Walker and Walker Financing and Securities Company were depositors of the bank. Cook took charge and was proceeding to wind up the affairs of the bank. On October 1, 1913, John D. Walker and Walker Financing and Securities Company, a corporation, as depositors, filed a petition in equity against the bank and Cook as assignee. The prayers were, (a) that the deed of assignment be declared null and…