Supreme Court of Pennsylvania May 15, 1847 (Farmers' Bank v. Gilson)

Per Curiam.

We concur with the judge who tried the cause on all the points but one. The suit was brought to let the plaintiff into the benefit of the security held by the bank as a stakeholder; and it therefore stands on no higher ground than if it were brought against the maker of the note, who would be ultimately liable to bear the loss were the plaintiffs to succeed against the bank.