First Nat. Bank of Trinidad v. First Nat. Bank of Denver
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Colorado
1Opinion of the Court
DILLON, Circuit Judge.
The plaintiff treats the defendant as its agent to collect the draft in question, and the ground of the action is the alleged negligent omission of duty on the part of the defendant, resulting ■in loss to the plaintiff. I have fully examined the adjudged cases relating to the duty and responsibility of a bank which undertakes to act as a collecting agent for its customers, or for other banks. They clearly show that the defendant bank ought to have ascertained, within a reasonable time, whether the draft transmitted had been received by its correspondent; and if not, to…
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