Fields v. First Nat. Bank

Where the error assigned is the sustention of a demurrer to a plea, an argument asserting merely that the plea sets up so and so, and “is a good plea,” is not sufficient to save the assignment from the implication of waiver by non-insistence. However, defendant had the benefit of anything available under pleas 2 and 5 under other pleas, and their elimination on demurrer could not have been prejudicial.

In connection with the testimony of plaintiff’s cashier tending to show his agreement with defendant in that regard, the original deposit slips, showing deposits by the bank to defendant’s…