Futrall v. McKennon
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
When the receiver, appointed for that purpose, took over the National Bank of Arkansas, of Pine Bluff, for liquidation, he found, among its assets, a note dated February 14, 1930, executed by C. R. McKennon & Son to the order of Walter C. Hudson, who had been president of the- bank. Hudson had sold the note to the bank for its face value, less a discount of six per cent, to its due date, and had received credit on his deposit for the proceeds of the note. The receiver demanded payment of the note, but the makers refused to pay unless a certain credit was allowed, which, being refused,…
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