City Bank of New Haven v. Wilson

The plaintiff is a banking corporation of New Haven, Connecticut, and discounted from time to time notes of the E. S.Wheeler and Company, also a corporation of New Haven, dealing in plumbers’ supplies, taking as collateral security therefor assignments of accounts for goods sold by that company to the defendants, who were plumbers doing business in Springfield. The E. S. Wheeler and Company became bankrupt, and this is an action to recover the amount of five accounts assigned *165as aforesaid as security for loans for which the E. S. Wheeler and Company was indebted to the plaintiff. The…