SWAN, Circuit Judge.
The plaintiffs, trading as R. H. Hooper & Co., were formerly engaged in business as cotton brokers, having their main office in New York City and a branch office in Havre, France. They carried a checking account in the defendant bank. On June 17, 1930, the bank dishonored certain checks drawn by the plaintiffs on this account and payable to members of the Cotton Exchange, and this resulted, the plaintiffs charge, in their suspension from the...
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