Stein v. Hamman

This suit was instituted on the 21st day of September, 1923, by George Ham man, J. W. Hampil, and T. J. Holbrook, in the capacity of trustees in bankruptcy of J. H. P. Davis & Co., bankers, against Max Stein. The suit was to recover the sum of $46,229 with interest thereon from March 1, 1923, at 6 per cent. The plaintiffs alleged substantially that the indebtedness sued on arose by reason of the payment by J. H. P. Davis & Co., doing business as bankers, of drafts, checks, orders, and demands drawn or made on them by Max Stein at various and sundry times; that on various occasions and dates…