Star Cutter Co. v. Smith

Moran, J;

The Star Cutter Company had a factory at Lowell, Michigan, and a salesroom in Chicago. One Buckingham was indebted to the company, and from time to time gave it checks drawn on the Traders’ Bank of Chicago, and it frequently happened that he did not have on deposit in such bank sufficient funds to meet the check given, and when that occurred the Star Cutter Company would deposit in said bank, to Buckingham’s credit, money to meet the particular check outstanding. The bank became dissatisfied with Buckingham’s method of doing business, requested him to take away his account, and his…