Wasilauskas v. Brookline Savings Bank

On June 29, 1912, an account was opened with the defendant in the name of Tamozzis Wasilewskos. A card, referred to as a signature card, was made out for Tamozzis Wasilewskos, who signed the same with his mark. The defendant also issued a savings bank book in said name. The plaintiff was unknown to the defendant prior to June 29, 1912. At the top of the signature card signed by the plaintiff there were printed these words: “I hereby agree to the by-laws of the Brookline Savings Bank and any amendments or additions thereto hereafter made without further notice.” *218One of the defendant’s by-laws…