NATIONAL SURETY CO. v. OSWEGO STATE BANK

No. 321.

33 F.2d 221 (1929)

NATIONAL SURETY CO. v. OSWEGO STATE BANK OF OSWEGO, KAN., et al.

District Court, D. Kansas, Third Division.

June 1, 1929.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

McAnany, Alden & VanCleave, of Kansas City, Kan., for complainant.

Elmer W. Columbia, of Oswego, Kan., for defendants.


POLLOCK, District Judge.

Defendant bank failed, and was by the bank commissioners of the state placed in the hands of a receiver to settle its affairs. At the time of its failure it had on deposit in its hands $28,500 of the funds of the United States arising out of Indian Affairs. In order that the bank might procure this deposit from the government, it was required to and did give a surety bond for its repayment, which was done with plaintiff, National Surety Company...

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