Cable v. Iowa State Savings Bank
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Woodbury District Gowrt. — Miles W. Newby, Judge. This is an action in equity, to impress a trust upon funds which it is alleged were deposited in the defendant bank by the Ward Commission Company, as plaintiffs’ agents, to its own credit. The facts are fully stated in the opinion. There was a decree dismissing plaintiffs’ petition, and they appeal.—
1Per curiam
The material facts are not in dispute and, briefly summarized, are substantially as follows: 0'n or about July 3,1920, appellants consigned 46 head of steers to the Ward Commission Company, a corporation located, and engaged in the live stock commission business, at Sioux City, Iowa, for sale upon the market, with directions to remit the net proceeds derived therefrom to the Hudson State Bank, of Hudson, South Dakota, the point at which the shipment originated. The steers *395were sold to one Birmingham for $7,561.25, who gave his cheek for that amount to the Ward Commission Company, payable to…
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