California Court of Appeal March 24, 1937, Civ. No. 10041 (Haydel v. Morton)

THE COURT.

Appeal from a judgment in an action for malicious prosecution.

Defendant Morton was the owner of Morton hospital in San Francisco, and plaintiff was his accountant and office manager but lacked authority to draw checks on defendant’s bank account. Defendant was absent from San Francisco during the months of June and October, 1929.