Lewis v. Chelsea Exchange Bank

On the 12th day of Anril, 1927, plaintiff delivered to the defendant bank for collection a note in the sum of $1,500, payable on the 14th day of April, 1927, at the Penn Trust Company, at York, Pa.; the defendant was informed at the time of such delivery that the place of payment specified in the note was in all probability non-existent; the said note was sent through the mails to the Penn Trust Company, York, Pa., but the same ivas returned by the Post Office Department with the notation in effect that there was no such, bank; in reality the Penn Trust Company, York, Pa., did not exist;…