Black v. Bollinger

Paul Ward, Associate Justice.

Appellees raised and sold cotton in 1956 to Manila Gin Company, but were unable to cash the gin’s checks given them- for the purchase price. They instituted this action against the Gin Company (i. e. the two partners owning and operating the Gin), The Corning Bank at which the Gin Company did business, and L. G. Black who was connected with the Bank and also was a creditor of the Gin Company. There were other defendants originally bnt they are not material to this opinion.

Since one of appellant’s contentions is that the trial court rendered its decision on a…