Manchester Building & Loan Ass'n v. Allee
Supreme Court of New Jersey
On error to tlie Supreme Court, whose opinion is reported in 51 Vroom 185. In 1906 George W. Allee was, and lor many years liad been, the secretary of the Manchester Building and Loan Association, and during the same period was also employed in an important position by a brewing company of which Bernard Katz was the president.
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On error to tlie Supreme Court, whose opinion is reported in 51 Vroom 185. In 1906 George W. Allee was, and lor many years liad been, the secretary of the Manchester Building and Loan Association, and during the same period was also employed in an important position by a brewing company of which Bernard Katz was the president. In April of that year Allee was found to be short in his accounts with the building association to the amount of some $14,000. When this discovery became known, Allee absented himself from the state for a time during which the association levied an attachment on his…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Garrison, J.
The refusal of the trial judge to charge the defendants’ eighth request was not error. The request was unsupported by the testimony and unsound in law.
First. There was no evidence that Katz delivered the bond to McKee upon the express condition stated in the request, or that such condition accompanied the delivery of the bond to McKee by Allee through whom such delivery was in fact made. Such a condition as' that stated in the request was testified to, if at all, with respect to the preliminary interviews that took place between Katz and…
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