Sigler v. Kingston National Bank

Flannery, J.,

Defendant filed preliminary objections to plaintiff’s complaint. They are: (a) A demurrer, and (b) a motion to strike off.

Thomas Sigler sued the bank to recover the amount of the forged checks which it paid out on an account opened in the name of Cable Vision Co. The account was opened by plaintiff and one Leo E. Gaj, with $6,-000 deposited by plaintiff, withdrawals to be on checks signed by both. On the same day two checks were drawn in the amount of $2,000 and $1,800, respectively, which Leo E. Gaj was to transmit and deliver to *366the payee, R. G. Genzlinger, Inc. That was not…