Bank Collections
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Bank v.
Patton, 109 111. 479. In Wood &Co. v. Merchants Sav., L. & T. Co., 41 111.
267, 270, Breese, J., said. " No one taking such paper [payable at a bank] has ever supposed the bank, at which it was made payable, was bound to pay the note on presentation, or that any obligation was imposed upon it so to do.
It is not according to the usage of banks to pay out money except upon checks or drafts drawn by its creditors having funds in the bank. No case can be found where, in such case, a bank h...as been considered as authorized to pay a note made payable at its banking house, without the express direc- ' tion of the maker, or in the absence of any check or draft, by him appropri- ating bis money deposited there to such purpose. Nor is there any obliga- tion resting on the bank to pay, for the bank may have claims against the deposit superior to those of the holder of the note." 3 Mechanics & Traders' Bank v. Seitz, 24 At. Rep. 356.
4 Justice Williams added: " If the holder surrenders the money or secu- 13 B.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bank v.
Patton, 109 111. 479. In Wood &Co. v. Merchants Sav., L. & T. Co., 41 111.
267, 270, Breese, J., said. " No one taking such paper [payable at a bank] has ever supposed the bank, at which it was made payable, was bound to pay the note on presentation, or that any obligation was imposed upon it so to do.
It is not according to the usage of banks to pay out money except upon checks or drafts drawn by its creditors having funds in the bank. No case can be found where, in such case, a bank h...as been considered as authorized to pay a note made payable at its banking house, without the express direc- ' tion of the maker, or in the absence of any check or draft, by him appropri- ating bis money deposited there to such purpose. Nor is there any obliga- tion resting on the bank to pay, for the bank may have claims against the deposit superior to those of the holder of the note." 3 Mechanics & Traders' Bank v. Seitz, 24 At. Rep. 356.
4 Justice Williams added: " If the holder surrenders the money or secu- 13 B.
What to read after Bank Collections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Sidney Bolles to read onlineMoreLess
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