Andrew v. Waterville Savings Bank

— Hart was engaged in live-stock business, farm ing, and running a meat market. He bad one bank account for all bis business. He was accustomed to issuing checks for cattle purchased, and at time of shipment, making draft on the consignee, payable to the cashier of the bank which is now insolvent. This draft would be credited to Hart’s general checking account in the bank, and the checks issued for the cattle as they came in would be paid from it. About November 27 and 28, 1925, Hart bought cattle of intervener and his assignors, and gave them his cheeks on the insolvent bank for the purchase…