Per Curiam.
The main action is brought against a collecting bank by one of two payees on a check charging that his indorsement was forged. It is alleged that the bank paid the proceeds of the check to the other payee who had indorsed it, but above the alleged forgery.
The Statute of Limitations has not run in the main action against the collecting bank since it was commenced within six years (Civ. Prac. Act, § 48, subd. 1; Henderson v. Lincoln...
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