National Bank of Commerce v. Evanoff

This action was brought by Stephen Evanoff to recover of the bank the amount of $200 which he claimed it had agreed to remit for him to his wife in Bulgaria. At the close of the evidence offered in his behalf, the defendant not desiring to offer any evidence, the trial judge directed a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for the amount of $200, and interest thereon.

The facts disclosed by the bill of exceptions are not in controversy and'they show that on December 26, 1916, Evanoff went to the bank and asked Mr.. Jules, a representative of the bank, if he could send $200 for him to his home. ITe…