Forman v. First National Bank

Ellis, J.,

Mssmting. — When one finds his views upon any question to be very different from those entertained by his colleagues, in a spirit of fairness to himself he feels impelled to re-examine his own views and scrutinize with care the processes by which he arrived at them, that he may ascertain where exists the error which led him astray, if indeed, he has been led astray.

And when those with whom he is associated and with whose views his own unfortunately for himself do not agree, are men of a high degree of integrity and much ability, his conviction must be deep if he opposes his views to…