De Land v. Dixon National Bank

The appellant had been a general depositor of money in the bank of the appellee and in his dealings with the latter had given it, at various times, his promissory notes. At the close of their dealings the appellee on the — day of April 1877, made out and delivered to appellant a passbook and forty-two vouchers, containing a full statement of his accounts, credits and debits. The appellant had carried no pass-book since 1873, the entire account being kept by the hook. On the 17th day of October, 1879, the appellant brought this suit in assumpsit, claiming a balance due. The appellee pleaded…