Currie v. Land Title Bank & Trust Co.

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Stern,

This case turns upon a letter written to plaintiff by his broker and friend Morris L. Parrish under daté of March 13, 1930. Was it clear and unambiguous?' Or was it of such dubious meaning that it required oral evidence as the guide, and á jury as the tribunal, for its interpretation?

Plaintiff carried a collateral loan account with defendant company. During the winter of 1929-30 hé wás in Europe. On January 8, 1930, Parrish cabled him at Paris: “Miss Yackey neéds fifteen thousand her account Pennsylvania Company. Do you feel like helping her?” No answer being…