Greenwood v. Bank of Illmo
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
CROW, Chief Judge.
Bank of Illmo (“the Bank”) appeals from a “Summary Judgment for Plaintiffs.” As explained infra, we are compelled to dismiss the appeal.
On October 23, 1981, Mary Ellen Keene deposited $6,500 in the Bank, whereupon the Bank, at Mary’s direction, issued a certificate of deposit bearing interest at a specified rate and maturing April 23, 1984. The certificate named as depositors: “Mary Ellen Keene or Tonya Greenwood or Jay Greenwood JWROS.” Tonya Greenwood is a daughter of Mary; according to Mary, Tonya was 19 years of age when the certificate was issued. Jay Greenwood is a son…
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