Salmon v. Wheeler

The opinion of the Court of Appeals discloses that Blount was the sole representative of the bank, its alter ego, and the decision was properly rested upon the holding of the court in Tatum v. Commercial Bank & Trust Co., 193 Ala. 120, 69 So. 508, L. R. A. 1916C, 767, cited approvingly in First National Bank v. Laughlin et al., 209 Ala. 349, 96 So. 206, 207, where 'áre the following observations: “It is the general rule that notice to an agent is notice to the principal except in matters as to which the agent is personally interested. There also seems to be a limitation upon the exception,…