Lipinska v. Alliance National Bank

The defendant, The Alliance National Bank, was a corporation operating in the city of Chicago and performed a regular hanking business, and among other departments had a savings department. The appellee, Sophie Lipinska, was a depositor of the bank and had been for a considerable space prior to the time of the deposit of the amount involved in this litigation. It appears that the appellee did not have a checking account in said bank, but that her dealings were confined to her deposits in the savings department. Her first deposit was made January 14, 1922, and the deposit in question was made…