Gaylord v. Anderson

On August 14, 1918, Frederick E. Paradis drew a check on the Peoples’ Bank of Buffalo, payable to the order of the defendant, in the sum of sixty-two dollars and fifty cents, signing the check “ Flexible Armored Hose Corporation, F. E. Paradis, President,” and on February 4, 1919, drew another check on the same bank to the order of defendant in the sum of twenty-two dollars and ten cents, signing the same in the name of the same corporation. These two checks were delivered to the defendant, the avails thereof received by him in payment of the individual debt of F. E. Paradis to the defendant…