Van Buskirk v. State Bank

Mr.' Íústiqe 'Caíípbell

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í;)ílU TJq® parties a#e c$pL ■1^'ione. o£ its-, d^p^s^r^j.iwgis^^y-;; ,,tb§ [pfcy;e^ *143presented for payment to the appellee. Appellee telephoned to appellant asking if the check was good, and was informed that it was £ £ good, ” or £ £ all right. ’ ’ This was the extent of the information given, and there was no promise hy appellant that it would accept or pay the check unless the information given is, in law, that promise. Appellee then paid the check upon the strength of the foregoing reply to its question, but…