Brooks v. Greenville Banking & Trust Co.

The plaintiff brought suit to recover of the Greenville Banking and Trust Company the sum of $4.92 charged against his account for the payment of interest on the note to 2 January, 1932, and the sum of $749.63 charged against his account in payment of the remainder due on the note. In his complaint the plaintiff refers to “representations, warranties, and guaranties” alleged to have been made by the defendant’s vice-president; but as he admitted he had never heard of the warranty by a mortgagee of the title he had taken as security for a loan and as the alleged cause of action is “the…