True v. Fleet Bank
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtThayer, J.
The defendant, Fleet Bank-NH, appeals an order of the Superior Court {Barry, J.) granting judgment for the plaintiff, Alice C. True. We affirm.
In lieu of testimony, the parties submitted an agreed statement of facts to the trial court. On March 9,1989, the plaintiff’s ex-husband, Richard True, caused two checks, totalling $82,608.48, to be issued, each payable to both the plaintiff and her attorney, James Railed, for settlement of the plaintiff’s interest in the marital estate. Both checks were drawn on the Indian Head National Bank, to which the defendant is the successor by merger.
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