Taylor v. Dermott Grocery & Commission Co.

On November 15, 1930, O. F. Townsend, being indebted to appellee in the sum of $86.29 and being a depositor with a checking account in the Chicot Trust Company, drew his check on the trust company in favor of appellee and delivered same to its agent. On the same date said agent took the check to the trust company, indorsed it, asked for and received a cashier’s check payable to appellee for the same amount. This cashier’s check was never paid because the trust company was never open for business again after November 15, and was placed in appellant’s charge for liquidation on November 24.…