...nothing but inevitable accident can relieve them from liability. The Sheriff had collected the plaintiffs money, and without authority from him, and of his...demand and refusal to pay. It is a loan. In the case of Brown vs. Hanford, 5 Hill's Rc/i. 591, it was held that the Sheriff afier levying on he goods of a...

...SW 403. '2. Bank* and Banking — General Deposit. — The making of a general deposit with a bank creates the relation of debtor and creditor between the bank and the party in whose name the deposit is made. — Meador v. Rudolph, Tex., 218 SW 520. 3. Joint and Several...

...held in the same case that the Confederate States treasury notes, deposited generally, would create the relation of debtor and creditor between the bank and the depositor ; in opposition to which it was then contended, and is to be hereafter contended in the suit above...

...concur. Judgment affirmed. NOTE BY THE REPORTER. — That the deposit of money in a bank generally creates the relation of debtor and creditor between the bank and the depositor is well set tied. Marsh v. Oneida Central Bank, 34 Barb. 296 ; Ketclmm v. Steve tin, 0 Duer, 403; affirmed,...

...limitations and exceptions. It is well settled that the deposit of money in a bank generally creates simply the relation of debtor and creditor between the bank and the depositor. (Marsh vs. Oneida Central Sank, 34 Barb. 298; Ketchum vs. Stevens, 6 Duer. 463 ; affirmed, 19 NY 499...

...that the ordinary general deposit of money In a bank passes the title of the money to the bank, and creates the relation of debtor and creditor between the bank and the depositor. But such relation arises only when the transaction is the ordinary business transaction and when such...

...the proceeds of the paper, some other and valuable consideration passes. Such a transaction simply creates the relation of debtor and creditor between the bank and the depositor ; and so long as that relation continues, and! the deposit Is not drawn out, the bank Is held subject...

...absolute owner of the draft so deposited. The effect of crediting the proceeds is simply to establish the relation of debtor and creditor between the bank and the depositor. The cases of Sanders v. WB Worthen Co., 122 Ark. 104, and Southern Sand & Material Co. v. Peoples Savings...

...being sealed up in a box) indicating an intent to have the money kept separate, creates no trust, but the relation of debtor and creditor between the bank and the depositor, and the title passes to the bank. And when a deposit arises from collections, the proceeds form a general...

...122, 47 NE 1103. are not authority upon the question here presented, except so far as they recognize the relation of debtor and creditor between the bank and the depositor. In each case the exemption claimed by the bank was not for its deposits, but for its surplus accumulations....