Martin v. Gotham National Bank

The complaint alleges, among other things, that the defendants O’Shea and Montville Construction Company were engaged in a contracting business, O’Shea owning practically all of the stock of the company and controlling it; that the defendants Banning and Lockwood were agents and employees of the defendant Gotham National Bank of New York, Banning being one of the assistant vice-presidents; that, prior to the month of April, 1923, the bank had loaned O’Shea or the Montville Construction Company about $2,400, which loan was evidenced by a promissory note of the construction company and O’Shea,…