Giovanovich v. Citizens' Bank
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from the Superior District Court, parish of Orleans. Hawhins, J.
1Opinion of the CourtMorgan, J.
Ducros was a broker and a dealer in notes and stocks in this city, where he had business transactions with several of the banks. His operations appear to have been large. His account with the Citizens’ Bank alone, for the month of February, 1873, exceeded $90,000. In that bank, he had a note falling due on the first of March, 1873, for $8000. • The payment of this note was secured by the pledge of several other notes, as follows :
Mortgage note of J. Cazabene...............................$2,000
Mortgage note of J. Cazabene............................... 1,000
Mortgage note of M.…
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