Bank of McCool v. United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co.

Citations

• 128 Miss. 828
• 91 So. 566

Syllabus

<p>Deeositabies. Supervisors have discretionary power •in selecting county depository, and their judicial action cannot he questioned hy a rejected hank except for fraud.</p> <p>. Under section 1, chapter 257, Laws of 1914 (section 4235, Hemingway’s Code), the board of supervisors has discretionary power in selecting a bank as county 'depository, and may reject the proposal of any bank, having in view the safety of the funds, and their judicial action cannot be questioned in a suit against them individually for damages by a rejected bank, except for fraud.</p>