The action was brought by two merchants who, in separate transactions, accepted personal money orders (PMOs) as payment for merchandise sold to customers. The PMOs were deposited by plaintiffs and presented to defendant bank for payment, but defendant refused to pay on the ground that it did not issue the PMOs. At trial, defendant explained that the instruments presented for payment were part of a quantity of blank PMOs which it had discovered stolen from its warehouse approximately...
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