Longan v. Taylor
Citations
- 130 Ill. 412
Syllabus
<p>reasurer’s books—entries therein, and his reports—conclusive against his sureties. In a suit upon the official bond of a township treasurer of schools, the entries in his books of account of the moneys in his hands at the date of the bond, and his report at the last day of his term of office, showing the amount of school moneys then in his hands, are conclusive upon his sureties, and they are estop-ped from showing such entries and report are untrue. Sureties—school ti</p>
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