Hill Syrup Co. v. National City Bank of Seattle
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMitchell, J.
The Hill Syrup Company, a corporation of Seattle, as plaintiff, instituted this action against the National City Bank of that city to recover on five separate causes of action for money had and received. The complaint as to each cause of action is that funds of the company were received by the hank *172through checks of the company signed by W. E. Sander, president of the company, without authority from the company, under circumstances charging the bank with notice that the funds of the company were being improperly used by Sander to pay his individual obligations. A non-jury trial resulted in…
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