Bates v. Remley

Prior to the death of A.' J. Clarke, the defendant James E. Remley had been the guardian of his property for several years and as such guardian borrowed money from the Niles & Watters Savings Bank of Anamosa, Iowa, for the benefit of his ward’s estate. The bank closed in January, 1932, and L. A. Andrew, superintendent of banking, was appointed receiver and B. E. Rhinehart of Anamosa was appointed attorney for the receivership.

At the time the bank closed, the guardianship estate owed the bank about $750, which indebtedness was represented by two notes. Mr. Clarke, a resident of Anamosa, passed…