First Nat. Bank of Cincinnati v. Felker
District Court, W.D. Arkansas
Action by the First National Bank of Cincinnati against W. R. Felker, doing business under the name and style of the Bank of Rogers.
1Opinion of the Court
ROGERS, District Judge (after stating the facts as above).
At the time plaintiff purchased the several drafts and bills of lading, it was undeniably true that the drafts and the cans covered by the bills of lading were the absolute property of the United States Can Company. That company could have shipped them anywhere and sold them on any terms and to anybody it saw’ fit, and neither the Rogers Canning Company, nor any one else, had any legal right to complain. When the plaintiff purchased from the United States Can Company the drafts and bills of lading, it is undeniably, true that it…
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