Bank of Phoenix City v. Taylor

Appellee Taylor sued the appellant bank to recover a sum of money alleged to have been left on deposit with the bank. The witness Phelps testified that he had placed the money in question on deposit for the account of plaintiff, and in this he was corroborated by the witness Curetin. Plaintiff produced a passbook showing a credit in agreement with the testimony of these witnesses. Moses, who was cashier at the time, and his wife, who assisted in the work of the bank, the two being the only persons connected with the bank and present at the time, had both died before this suit was brought. The…