Farmers' State Bank of Kenefick v. A. F. Hardie & Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Dallas County Court; T. A. Works, 'Judge. Action by A. F. Hardie & Co. against C. L. Bell, in which' the Farmers’ State Bank of Kenefick intervened. From an adverse judgment, the intervener appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
BOXCE, J. C. L.
Bell, a resident of Oklahoma, bought a large quantity of oats from numerous persons in the vicinity of Kenefick, Okl., and paid for them by checks on the Farmers’ State Bank of Kenefick, Okl., attaching to his checks on the bank tickets showing the weights of the various purchases. He sold a car of the oats to A. F. Hardie & Co., and shipped them on shipper’s order bill of lading attached to draft on said purchasers. This draft was delivered by Bell to the Kenefick bank, which gave him unqualified credit therefor. The bank forwarded the draft through the ordinary channels, and…
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