CASE ANNOTATIONS

1. Action by creditor is for penalty; barred within one year. Ashley v. Frame, 4 Kan. App. 265, 45 P. 927. Reversed: Frame v. Ashley, 59 Kan. 477, 53 P. 474.

2. Attachment on debt not due, not applicable to liability hereunder. Wichita National Bank v. Weeks, 5 Kan. App. 694, 49 P. 105.

3. Case of Frame v. Ashley, 59 Kan. 477, 53 P. 474, cited and followed. Seglem v. Yeager, 8 Kan. App. 655, 56 P. 508.

4. Act not applicable to national banks and their officers. Stout v. Lusk, 9 Kan. App. 694, 59 P. 603.

5. Action hereunder is upon statutory liability; barred in three years. Frame v. Ashley, 59 Kan. 477, 53 P. 474.

6. Director not relieved because of corrupt practices of cashier. Forbes v. Mohr, 69 Kan. 342, 76 P. 827.

7. Duty of director to make frequent and thorough examination. Forbes v. Mohr, 69 Kan. 342, 76 P. 827.

8. Director unable to discover insolvency; no examination made; director liable. Forbes v. Mohr, 69 Kan. 342, 76 P. 827.

9. Prohibition of this section not laid upon the bank commissioner. The State, ex rel., v. Wilson, 108 Kan. 641, 663, 196 P. 758.

10. Deposit means something received by bank. Bloomheart v. Bank Commissioner, 114 Kan. 786, 794, 221 P. 279.

11. Act does not give bank patron right to treat money as other than ordinary deposit. Ramsey v. Bank Commissioner, 115 Kan. 212, 214, 222 P. 117.

12. Receiver cannot bring action on behalf of individual for deposits received during insolvency. Barret v. Skalsky, 118 Kan. 162, 233 P. 1043.

13. Holding officer to knowledge of insolvency does not render act unconstitutional. Ramsey Petroleum Co. v. Adams, 119 Kan. 844, 852, 241 P. 433; Ramsey v. Adams, 122 Kan. 675, 253 P. 416.

14. Incapacity of director held to be unavailing as defense. Ramsey v. Adams, 122 Kan. 675, 253 P. 416. Affirmed: Ferry v. Ramsey, 277 U.S. 88, 48 S. Ct. 443, 72 L. Ed. 796.

15. Fact that bank commissioner allowed continuance of business no defense. Ramsey v. Adams, 122 Kan. 675, 253 P. 416. Affirmed: Ferry v. Ramsey, 277 U.S. 88, 48 S. Ct. 443, 72 L. Ed. 796.

16. Statute does not give cause of action for deposits before insolvency. Fetty v. Adams, 124 Kan. 679, 680, 261 P. 835.

17. Depositor may recover from directors beyond his matured obligations to bank. Stoutimore v. Hershner, 126 Kan. 39, 267 P. 19.

18. Act does not violate due-process-of-law clause of constitution. Rich v. Hough, 126 Kan. 484, 269 P. 23.

19. Instruction as to excess loans and knowledge of banking department upheld. Babcock v. Newby, 133 Kan. 48, 298 P. 804.

20. Renewal of certificates of deposit held not deposit. Marshall v. Bethka, 133 Kan. 81, 83, 298 P. 785.

21. Section does not violate due-process clause of United States constitution. Ferry v. Ramsey, 277 U.S. 88, 93, 48 S. Ct. 443, 72 L. Ed. 796.

22. Instructions under section and extent of examination considered. Pirott v. Heinen, 137 Kan. 186, 190, 191, 193, 19 P.2d 723. Modified: 138 Kan. 319, 26 P.2d 453.

23. Cited in determining liability of director for ultra vires acts of ordinary corporation. Noll v. Boyle, 140 Kan. 252, 255, 36 P.2d 330.

24. Action brought hereunder does not constitute waiver of rights under K.S.A. 9-130. Dewey v. Commercial State Bank, 141 Kan. 356, 357, 359, 41 P.2d 1006.

25. Instructions defining care required of director in making examination held erroneous. Pirott v. Heinen, 141 Kan. 670, 671, 42 P.2d 577.

26. Conversion of pledged collateral is not "creation of debt" hereunder. Lathrop v. Hall, 141 Kan. 909, 910, 911, 912, 44 P.2d 201.