FIRST AMER. BANK OF VA. v. Litchfield Co. of South Carolina, Inc.
Court of Appeals of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Bell, Judge:
First American Bank of Virginia commenced this action to recover as a holder in due course on a dishonored check on which the drawer, Litchfield Company of South Carolina, had stopped payment. The master in equity awarded First American $9,369.37 plus interest from the date First American received the returned check. Litchfield appeals. We affirm the award of $9,369.37, but reverse and remand on the issue of interest.
On September 9, 1983, Litchfield tendered a check for $13,711.11 to Jensen Farley Pictures, Inc. The check was drawn on Litchfield’s account with Bankers Trust of…
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