Lett v. Twentieth Street Bank
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Lovins, Judge:
This is a proceeding by notice of motion for judgment, instituted in the Circuit Court of Cabell County by Prudence Lett against the Twentieth Street Bank, a corporation.
The notice of motion is grounded on a claim that plaintiff is the sole owner of a savings deposit and interest thereon, amounting to $4286.64.
The bank filed an affidavit admitting the deposit of $4000.00 and that interest had accrued thereon in the amount of $286.64. The affidavit further stated that Delania Wilson and Boyd Wilson are deceased. S. P. Chapman, administrator of Delania Wilson, and Drewrie J.…
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