Liquidation of Central Bank & Trust Co. v. Ritchie

Citations

• 120 Wash. 160
• 206 P. 926
• 1922 Wash. LEXIS 1222

Syllabus

<p>Banks and Banking (26)—Deposits—Special Deposits—Liability. A deposit in a hank is a special one, where it was made for the purpose of applying on the payment of an outstanding note when it should be presented, and it was so noted in writing at the time by the bank, and the amount withdrawn from the depositor’s account and held for the holder of the note, whose whereabouts was unknown.</p>