89 Mo. App. 511 | Mo. Ct. App. | 1901
A careful examination of the record discloses that the allegations of plaintiff’s petition are sustained in every essential part by the great weight of the testimony. If, therefore, the petition stated a cause of action, the finding in favor of plaintiff is not open for review under the record before us.
It is perfectly plain that the reception of deposits is within the strict scope of the duties of the cashier and general manager of a b&nk, and that information acquired by him in so acting is imputable to his principal. Leonard v. Latimer, 67 Mo. App. 138. The theory of the petition is, that with full knowledge that two thousand dollars of the check, given by the purchaser