Bowen v. Needles Nat. Bank
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern California
This was an action at law by Abner T. Bowen against the Needles National Bank to recover the amount of certain checks. For decisions on motions, see 76 Fed. 176, 79 Fed. 49.
1Opinion of the Court
WELLBORN, District Judge.
In this case there was waiver of jury, and trial by the court. The action was originally brought against the Needles National Bank, May 8, 1895. Some months prior thereto said hank had become insolvent, and was, by the comptroller of the currency, placed in the hands of a receiver, Daniel Murphy, who intervened in this action, August 22, 1890. Haintiff unites in his complaint four causes of action, each of the first three stated under three separate counts, so drawn as to meet the various legal aspects of the case. The first cause of action is an instrument in…
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