Critten v. Chemical National Bank

New York Court of Appeals · Decided 1902-05-13

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Cullen, J. The plaintiffs kept a large and active account with the defendant, and this action is to recover an alleged balance of a deposit due to them from the bank. The plaintiffs had in their employ a clerk named Davis. It was the duty of Davis to fill up the checks -which it might be necessary for the plaintiffs to give in the course of business, to make corresponding entries in…

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