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DakIn Vs. Bayly
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- US Supreme Court
- Nov 20, 1933
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U.S. 143 (1933) U.S. Supreme Court Dakin v. BaylySearch
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U.S. 143 (1933) Dakin v. BaylySearch
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an asserted cause of action in its own right based on the drafts. Distinguishing Bank of the Metropolis v. NewSearch
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avail himself for this purpose of a demand against the plaintiff held in a fiduciary capacity. Central National Bank v. ConnecticutSearch
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Western Tie & Timber Co. v. BrownSearch
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United States v. Butterworth-JudsonSearch
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Thomas v. PotterSearch
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creditor, and the bank would collect the items not as agent for the depositors, but as owner. Exchange National Bank v. ThirdSearch
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Douglas v. FederalSearch
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The parties are presumed to have contracted with reference to this statute ( Federal Reserve Bank v. MalloySearch
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depositors have a right of action against the latter for any default in collection or remittance. Federal Reserve Bank v. MalloySearch
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supra. See also Miami v. FirstSearch
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National Bank, 58 F.2d 561. The Florida courts have reached the same conclusion. Atlantic National Bank v. PrattSearch
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Edwards v. LewisSearch
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Myers v. FederalSearch
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became fixed at the moment of the insolvency of the St. Petersburg bank and consequent suspension of payment, Scott v. ArmstrongSearch
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Davis v. ElmiraSearch
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is governed by the state of things existing at the moment of insolvency, not by conditions thereafter arising, Yardley v. PhillerSearch
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U. S. 360 , or by any subsequent action taken by any party to the transaction, Evansville Bank v. German-AmericanSearch
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liable to suit by the persons whose checks had been forwarded for collection and remittance. Bank of Washington v. TriplettSearch
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Co. v. SmithSearch
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We think not. Compare Evansville Bank v. German-AmericanSearch
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of the checks upon receipt of something other than cash or equivalent from the subagent. Compare Federal Reserve Bank v. MalloySearch
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cause of action arising out of the same transaction in favor of the bank's principals. Bank of the Metropolis v. NewSearch
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had no notice that the relation between the depositor and the forwarding bank was one merely of agency. See Sweeny v. EasterSearch
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Beaver Boards Cos. v. ImbrieSearch
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to the other to be acting otherwise than as owner of the checks which it forwarded for collection. See Douglas v. FederalSearch
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tender, it at once became the bank's duty to credit its depositors with the items collected. Federal Reserve Bank v. MalloySearch
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and the unqualified owner of the drafts which it had accepted in payment of the collections. See Commercial Bank v. ArmstrongSearch
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Marine Bank v. FultonSearch
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Planters' Bank v. UnionSearch
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Burton v. UnitedSearch
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in the drafts which they are not bound to assert and have never claimed for themselves. Unless Federal Reserve Bank v. MalloySearch
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the other without notice of the interest in them of the other's depositors for collection. In Bank of the Metropolis v. NewSearch
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and transmitted, or expected to be transmitted, in the usual course of the transactions between them. See also Reynes v. DumontSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Dakin v. BaylySearch
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Distinguishing Bank of the Metropolis v. NewSearch
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Central National Bank v. ConnecticutSearch
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Exchange National Bank v. ThirdSearch
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Miami v. FirstSearch
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Atlantic National Bank v. PrattSearch
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Scott v. ArmstrongSearch
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Evansville Bank v. German-AmericanSearch
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Bank of Washington v. TriplettSearch
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