What effect would a decision in favor of Lynnville have had on the status of a cashier’s check as a substitute for cash?

South Central Bank of Kentucky (www. southcentralbank.com) can trace its beginning to 1889, when Deposit Bank of Monroe County was chartered. In 1972, James Bale bought Deposit Bank with the goal of more fully providing banking services to rural Kentucky. Over the next thirty-five years, South Central grew from a single branch with $10 million in assets to a bank holding company composed of five individually chartered banks with more than twenty-six offices across the state and assets of more than $800 million. The organization’s motto— “Hometown banking there is a difference”—epitomizes the banks’ focus on the needs of the people in the communities they serve.