Court of Appeals of Texas April 5, 1933, No. 7820 (Davidson v. Commercial Nat. Bank of Brady)

McCLENDON, Chief Justice.

May 14, 1928, Mrs. Davidson (plaintiff below and appellant here) drew a check for $9,000 upon the bank (Commercial National Bank of Brady, defendant below and appel-lee here), in favor of “Joseph M. Cravens or bearer.” This check she delivered to Croth-ers, the bank’s cashier, and it was at once stamped (perforated) “paid,” and the amount charged to her account.