Brown v. American Bank of Commerce

OPINION

CHAVEZ, Chief Justice.

Appellant American Bank of Commerce, hereinafter referred to as “Bank,” appeals from a judgment in favor of plaintiff s-appellees, James B. Brown and George Moss-man, partners, d/b/a Albuquerque Data Processing, hereinafter referred to as “ADP.”

The complaint alleged that the Bank was obligated, under the terms of an agreement dated February 28, 1963, to have certain work performed by ADP; that the Bank failed to use the services of ADP as was required; and that, as a result thereof, ADP was damaged in the amount of $4,714.32. The Bank answered, denying the…