Isett v. Oglevie & Co.

The plaintiffs, averring that they are bankers, and that as such, it is part of their business to make loans and advances to their customers, charge that at the special instance and request of defendants, and for the purpose of accommodating them in their business, they loaned to *314said defendants, and allowed them to overcheek and over draw upon them at various times, and for divers large amounts of money, and that there is due to them on account of such loans and advances, the sum of four thousand, four hundred and ninety dollars and fifty-one cents, including the interest up to December 9,…