Bank v. . Fairley

STACY, C. J., not sitting. On 1 December, 1927, the defendants, Fairley Brothers, deposited with the plaintiffs two drafts, one in the sum of $3,792.11, and the other in the sum of $2,607.89. Both these drafts were payable to the order of the plaintiff, and were drawn by Fairley Brothers — one on Aragon Baldwin Cotton Mills, and the other on Autz and Company. The account of defendants, who were customers of the plaintiff, was credited with the amount of said deposit, to wit: $6,400. Both drafts were duly forwarded by plaintiff for collection. The draft on Autz and Company for $2,607.89, was…