Roys v. First National Bank

It appears from the evidence that Wells was ill with pneumonia on March 7, 1922, and had been confined to his bed for several weeks prior thereto. He had been a customer of the defendant bank for many years, but'during the year preceding he had transferred a part of his account to a competitive bank in the city of Monroe. For some months prior to March 7, 1922, Wells had been unable to meet all his obligations to the defendant bank, but had reduced such obligations to the extent of $500. The bank had urged payment of his notes without success, and knew that he was hard up. On the 7th of March…