Daughtry v. Blanket State Bank

Appellant, Ellis Daughtry, sued appellees, the Blanket State Bank, and its president and cashier, W. J. Richmond and S. E. Lacy, for damages resulting from the wrongful dishonor of his check for $500 given to J. S. Beck in payment of cattle, alleging that for several months prior to the time appellant gave the check he had been engaged in buying and selling live stock, and had made arrangements with appellee bank through its appellee officers to cash his checks given in payment of live stock, and that upon sale of the live stock the proceeds would be deposited to the credit of the bank, and…