Gulbranson v. Hart

Action by appellant by complaint in five paragraphs. The first paragraph avers that appellees are doing a general banking business, as partners, as the “Bank of DeMotte,” that they are indebted to appellant in the sum of $222.50 for money had and received by appellees for the use and benefit of appellant, which sum is due and unpaid.

The second paragraph avers that on or about June 20, 1927, appellees were partners doing a general banking business in DeMotte, Indiana, under the name of “Bank of DeMotte”; that on said date, one Harold Hockney was a patron of said bank and had a checking account…