Mansfield v. Goldsmith Bank

Appellants filed a complaint against appellee, which alleges, in substance, among other things, that on July 31, 1922, one Harry L. Dick, a person well known to, and a patron and depositor of, appellee, came into the office of appellants at the Union Stock Yards, in the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, and requested them to cash a check upon appellee, then engaged in the banking business in Goldsmith, Indiana, said check, as shown by a copy thereof set out in full in the complaint, being for $325, dated July 31, 1922, and drawn on appellee by said Dick, in favor of appel lants; that appellants…