Boyd v. the Farmer's Bank

This is a suit for fraud and deceit. At the conclusion of plaintiffs’, testimony the court sustained the separate demurrers of the defendants, resulting in plaintiffs taking an involuntary nonsuit with leave to set the same aside; subsequently the motion to set aside the nonsuit was made and overruled. Plaintiffs have appealed.

The facts show that plaintiffs are husband and wife and reside in Princeton; that on the 3rd day of January, 1920, plaintiffs had on deposit with the defendant, The Farmers Bank, in the name of plaintiff, Louis Boyd, the sum of $4600 and that Perry Coon ivas the cashier…