Iola State Bank v. Kissee

The Iola State Bank, organized and existing under the Laws of Kansas, with its place of business at Iola, Kansas, commenced its action against defendants for tile collection of two checks issued by defendants who were doing business as Kissee Motor-Company. The checks in question were drawn upon The Security Bank and Trust Co., of Miami, Oklahoma, and one was made payable to Stotler Motor and the other was made payable to McDonald-Stotler Motors. The petition alleged, inter alia, that both checks were deposited to the credit of Stotler Motors in the Iola State Bank on August 22, 1959, and…