What is the test for establishing that a plaintiff is entitled to succeed in his claim against a bank?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Ross v. Chandler, 1909 CanLII 15 (ON CA):
It was strongly urged before us on behalf of the plaintiff that, altogether independently of any fraud or negligence, he was entitled to succeed in this action on the principle laid down in Capital and Counties Bank v. Gordon, [1903] A.C. 240.
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