Bank of Palmetto v. Hyman

WALKER, Circuit Judge.

The bill- in this case, filed on March 6, 1920, by the appellees against the appellant, a Georgia state bank doing business at Palmetto, Ga., contained allegations to the following effect: On February 26, 1920, appellant by telegram to appellees notified the latter that the appellant had placed to appellee’s credit $5,000 on account of Edmondson. On February 28, 1920, appellant, by telegram and letter, notified appellees that $20,000 had been placed to appellees’ credit by Edmondson. Upon appellees’ receipt of said notices they requested appellant to send them New York…