Andrews, J. The general doctrine that upon a deposit being made by a customer, in a bank, in the ordinary course of business, of money, or of drafts or checks received and credited as money, the title to the money, or to the drafts or, checks, is immediately vested in and becomes the property of the bank, is not open to question. (Commercial Bank of Albany v. <e…
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