Boscowitz v. Chase National Bank

Two actions were instituted by the plaintiff: one for $1,000 and another, for $1,490. At the commencement of the trial and by consent, these actions were consolidated and the amount demanded was increased to $2,693. The consolidated action is brought by a depositor to recover the aforesaid sum of $2,693 deposited in a checking account with the defendant bank between September 27, 1927, and January 13, 1928. Demand for payment was made in 1951 and payment refused. The actions were then commenced. The answers of the defendant consisted of a general denial and various Statutes of Limitations.…