Coors v. German Nat. Bank
Supreme Court of Colorado
Appeal from Superior Court of Denver. Action by the German National Bank of Denver against Adolph Coors, to recover the amount of a thousand-dollar note executed by defendant and discounted by plaintiff. There was judgment for plaintiff, with allowance of certain offsets.
1Opinion of the Court
Reed, O. Coors,
the appellant, who was defendant below, was, and for many years had been, a brewer at Golden, Jefferson county. His sales were mostly by car-lots or large quantities, shipped to various parties, and sold on time. It was his custom on the shipment to fill an order to draw a draft payable to his own order, and, at the expiration of the time of credit given, send the draft to the consignee for acceptance, to be returned to him. F. E. Everett was a private banker at Golden, and had been for many years. In July, 188-1-, he died insolvent. He kept an account and transacted business…
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