From 1976 on, plaintiff bank lent money to diamond merchant Siegman on the credit of his accounts receivable, which often took the form of promissory notes made payable to Siegman by other diamond merchants to whom he had sold gems. One such note had been issued to Siegman in the principal sum of $50,000 by L. Blankstein & Son, Inc. Another note had been issued to Siegman in the sum of $71,550 by Jacob Klein & Son, Inc.
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