A custom of bankers of entering on the customer’s pass-book the amount of notes deposited for collection, in such a manner that the amount is not car-ried to the latter’s general balance until the notes are pald. See Glles v. Perkins, 9 East, 12; Blaine v. Bourne, 11 R. I. 121. 23 Am. Rep. 429
Source: Black's Law Dictionary 2nd Ed (1910)
