Wronski v. Frankford Trust Co.

Opinion by

Keller, J.,

The appellant, Frankford Trust Company, is not a mutual savings bank. In connection with its regular business it conducts a savings department. The appellee, Joseph Wronski, was a depositor in this department. His pass book, evidencing his deposits, contained certain printed rules and regulations, one of which required the production of the book when deposits were made, and another was similar in substance to the bylaws or rules set forth in Peoples Savings Bank v. Cupps, 91 Pa. 315; Burrill v. Dollar Savings Bank, 92 Pa. 134, and Bulakowski v. Phila. S. F. Society, 270…