Hellekson v. Alick

In August, 1929, defendant Carl Alick agreed to purchase from plaintiff, Hellekson, forty-eight head of cattle and1 to pay $4,010 therefor, giving Hellekson his check in that amount. Later in the same day Alick, claiming that only forty-six head of cattle were delivered to him instead of the agreed forty-eight, stopped payment on the check. Helleckson indorsed the check to the First National Bank of Volga, which brought suit thereon and recovered judgment against Alick for the full amount of the check, with interest. The suit on the check, was brought by the bank with the knowledge and…