United Sav. Bank of Detroit v. Frazier

The following is a short résumé of the facts leading to the present suit: On December 11, 1929, W. M. Frazier, seeking to borrow money with which to erect a garage and service station building on his business homestead in the city of Terrell, Tex., through B. S. Roberts, loan and real estate agent of said city, applied to the United Savings Bank of Detroit, Mich., for a loan of $5,500; the first paragraph of the application reads: "The undersigned, for the purpose of negotiating a loan does hereby constitute and appoint B. S. Roberts of Terrell, Texas, as his attorney and agent, and through…