Edge v. Stuckey

The evidence discloses that Miss Stuckey had been since the bank’s organization a director, vice president and a valuable customer; that Miss Vera V. Veail, the cashier, as a matter of accommodation looked after some of the financial affairs of Miss Stuckey in connection with the bank, as she also did for some other of the bank’s patrons. After the failure of the bank Miss Veail, acting as the agent of the plaintiff, notified Mr. Edge that Miss Stuckey had owned his note since April, 1929. The defendant claims that this was the first notice he had that the bank was no longer the owner of the…