First National Bank v. First National Bank

Action by the appellant against the appellee. Issue; trial by the court; finding and judgment for the defendant, a new trial having been refused.

The pleadings need not be noticed, as the whole case comes before us on the evidence. The following are the facts in the case, as shown by the evidence: The appellant is a national bank, doing business at Crown Point, Indiana. The appellee is a similar institution, doing business at Richmond, Indiana. On and prior to January 18th, 1875, the Cook County National Bank was a similar institution, •doing business at Chicago, Illinois. There had been…