Bank of Marshall County v. Boyd

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Rees

Affirming.

On December 12, 1946, Bill Boyd purchased from Ray Rudolph two used automobiles for $3,100. He paid Rudolph $2,500 in cash and gave him a check for $600 drawn on the Dees Bank of Hazel, Kentucky, and payable to the order of Rudolph. The transaction took place at Boyd’s home in Paris, Tennessee. Rudolph was a resident of Marshall County, Kentucky, and on the same day the cheek was issued he presented it at the Bank of Marshall County in Benton, Kentucky. Before cashing the check the cashier of the Bank of Marshall County called the Dees Bank of Hazel…