New York Court of Appeals November 17, 1874 (Marine National Bank v. National City Bank)

Per Curiam.

In order to sustain the judgment of the General Term, the defendant must make out that it has parted with its money in reliance upon some assertion of the plaintiff in respect to the check, and which the plaintiff is, therefore, bound to make good. The whole question is : What did the plaintiff assert ? TJpon this question we agree with the views expressed by the learned referee.