Supreme Court dismissed claim against bank executives for loan losses, ruling liability requires direct fault or breach of duty.

The Supreme Court dismissed the plaintiff's claim seeking compensation from the savings bank's board members and managing director for losses incurred from a loan. The plaintiff argued that the executives failed in their supervisory duties, while the defendants contended they acted within their professional obligations and without personal fault. The court held that liability for corporate losses rests with the company itself unless specific personal fault or breach of statutory duty is proven by the claimant.