Westesen v. Olathe State Bank

This is an action for damages for the breach of a contract whereby the defendant, a banking corporation, agreed to loan plaintiff money for a trip to California by crediting his account with such sums as he might need after reaching his destination. The allegations of the complaint are more fully discussed in Westesen v. Olathe State Bank, 71 Colo. 102, 204 Pac. 329, where we held that it was error to sustain a demurrer to the complaint in this case. The case came here a second time, and in 75 Colo. 340, 225 Pac. 837, the judgment was reversed for various reasons, and the cause remanded. At…