Saridakis v. Ambridge Savings & Trust Co.

Baldwin, P. J.,

— This is a singular case. No case very like it on the facts has been cited to us, and our research has disclosed none.

The plaintiff (a Greek) was the owner of two certificates of deposit in the National Bank of Greece, one, No. E-309,375, for 4102 francs, and the other, No. 309,474, for 304 pounds, 14 shillings and 6 pence. On June 8,1921, he took these certificates to the defendant bank, to be by it forwarded to the Bank of Greece for renewal. The bank took the certificates and gratuitously undertook to forward them as requested. The certificate for francs was not due, it…