Wilson v. Levin

McBRIDE, Judge.

Defendant, Leon Levin, and the late Joseph Davis were friends; on several occasions they “swapped” checks for Davis’s accommodation. One of these transactions occurred January 29, 1954; Davis, needing money, called on Levin and obtained from him a series of twelve checks drawn on a local bank, each for $200, payable to the order of Joseph Davis. The first check was dated March 5, 1954, and one check was dated the fifth day of each month thereafter through February 1955.

In exchange Levin received from Davis four undated checks drawn on the same bank for $600 each, payable to the…