First National Bank v. Williams

One of the reasons assigned in the motion for a new trial and argued by counsel for appellant *502is the insufficiency of the evidence. ‘ The action was for money deposited by the appellee with the appellant corporation. The cause was tried by a jury, and the verdict was for the plaintiff, who is the appellee in this court. The theory of the appellant was that the money had all been paid out to the appellee, while the latter claimed that there was a balancé of 1200 and interest due her. In support of her claim the appellee testified that on the ,5th day of April, 1889, she deposited with the…