Cox v. Wasson

Johnson, C. J.,

(after stating the facts). It is perfectly evident from the foregoing statement of facts that the chancellor was fully warranted in finding from the testimony that the deposits made by Mrs. Cox on January 28 and February 2 were general deposits and not collection items. This is established by the testimony of Mr. Hayes, the assistant cashier -of the bank, and he is fully corroborated by the deposit slips which were issued at the. time and accepted by Mrs. Cox as the evidence of the transaction.

A chancellor’s finding of facts will not be disturbed on appeal unless clearly…