In Harley v. Eleventh Ward Bank (76 N.Y. 618) it was held that an account rendered by a banker to a depositor, and acquiescence therein by the depositor, with full knowledge of the facts, made out an account stated which was conclusive.
Summary of this case from National Surety Co. v. Manhattan Co.Argued February 10, 1879
Decided March 18, 1879
Charles W. Bangs for appellant.
Edward Patterson for respondent.
FOLGER, J., reads for affirmance.
All concur.
Judgment affirmed.
In Harley v. Eleventh Ward Bank (76 N.Y. 618) it was held that an account rendered by a banker to a depositor, and acquiescence therein by the depositor, with full knowledge of the facts, made out an account stated which was conclusive.
Summary of this case from National Surety Co. v. Manhattan Co.Full title:GEORGE HARLEY, Respondent, v . THE ELEVENTH WARD BANK, Appellant
Court:Court of Appeals of the State of New York
Date published: Mar 18, 1879
Acquiescence in the account with full knowledge of the facts, makes out an account stated. ( Harley v.…
National Surety Co. v. Manhattan Co.This was accompanied by a statement of account showing the amounts deposited and the checks paid. At the…