Bank of Forest v. Capital Nat. Bank

This is the second appearance of this case in this court. On the former appeal we said: “This case is unusual in many of its aspects,” to which we may now add that it became more so after its return to the court below. It began with a bill in equity seeking the cancellation of a charge on the appellee bank’s books against the appellant for three promissory notes of the Hiawatha Milling Company, which the appellee bank had forwarded to the appellant for purchase by it, which notes the appellant rejected, and requested the cancellation of the charge therefor against it. Without any amendment of…