New York Supreme Court July 15, 1850 (Van Namee v. President of the Bank of Troy)
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United States · · · 15-07-1850
Hand, Justice.
There is no evidence of any express agreement that the Bank of TrOy should have a lien upon the notes sent to it for collection by the Canal Bank. The defence then must be sustained, if at all, it seems on the ground of their lien as bankers.
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