Greyhound Lines, Inc. v. First State Bank of Rollingstone

OPINION

CRIPPEN, Judge.

Appellant bank appeals from a summary judgment in favor of respondent Greyhound. The trial court found that the appellant drawee bank accepted a check payable to Greyhound, based upon the pre-printed name and logo, the signing of the check and parol evidence.

FACTS

Respondent Greyhound Lines, Inc., sued appellant First State Bank of Rollingstone, on a check drawn to Greyhound by B.C. Dahl in the amount of $9,730.44. Appellant drawee bank dishonored the check because Dahl’s account had insufficient funds.

Lou Hodnik, a supervisor for Greyhound, stated in an affidavit that…