Legal Opinion
Ikeoka v. Kong
Hawaii Supreme Court
Decided October 24, 1963No. 4269Published
1Opinion of the Court
386 P.2d 855 (1963)
Katsunorl IKEOKA and Onaml Ikeoka
v.
John H. KONG and Bank of Hawaii and First National Bank of Hawaii.
No. 4269.
Supreme Court of Hawaii.
October 24, 1963.
Rehearing Denied November 18, 1963.
Walter G. Chuck & Albert W. Evensen, Honolulu, for appellants.
Ushijima & Nakamoto and John T. Ushijima, Hilo, for respondents.
Before TSUKIYAMA, C. J., and CASSIDY, WIRTZ, LEWIS and MIZUHA, JJ.
MIZUHA, Justice.
Plaintiffs-appellants, Katsunori Ikeoka and his mother, Onami Ikeoka, residents of Honolulu, instituted this suit, alleging in their complaint that defendant-appellee, John H. Kong of…
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