Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Digest of National Bank Decisions, 1908
Where a case was tried upon parol evidence, on appeal, it is the rule to indulge all reasonable presumptions in favor of the decision of the trial court upon questions of fact, and not to reverse unless it clearly appears to be erroneous. (first Nat. Bank of Cambridge, Hall et al., 1 Banking Cases, 198; 119 Ala.
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