Cases on Commercial and Investment PaperFoundation Press, 1939 - 965 páginas |
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... bearer . Moreover the bill was thought of as an instrument of solemnity , like the common law specialty , and it did not seem fitting , if legal , that it should run in favor of a casual holder not mentioned in the writing . The case of ...
... bearer . Moreover the bill was thought of as an instrument of solemnity , like the common law specialty , and it did not seem fitting , if legal , that it should run in favor of a casual holder not mentioned in the writing . The case of ...
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... bearer , " can never hold : it cannot happen , in the course of business , that the money should be paid to the nominee , before notice from the bearer . Nor was any satisfactory reason given , why an action might not be brought in the ...
... bearer , " can never hold : it cannot happen , in the course of business , that the money should be paid to the nominee , before notice from the bearer . Nor was any satisfactory reason given , why an action might not be brought in the ...
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... bearer , was lost or stolen , and payment stopt by the true owner , who demanded that it should be paid to him ; Mr. Child refused to pay it , without surety against the demands of a future bearer . The true owner brought his bill ...
... bearer , was lost or stolen , and payment stopt by the true owner , who demanded that it should be paid to him ; Mr. Child refused to pay it , without surety against the demands of a future bearer . The true owner brought his bill ...
Contenido
CHAPTER I | 1 |
The Accepted Time Bill | 20 |
Trade AcceptancesA Preliminary Study of Defenses | 38 |
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acceptance acceptor action agreement amount appears appellant assignment assumpsit authority banker bill of exchange blank bona fide bona fide purchaser bonds certificate certificate of deposit certified check chose in action cited collateral commercial paper consideration contract corporation creditor debt debtor defendant defendant's delivered delivery demand demand note deposit depositor discharged dishonor draft drawer drawn due course entitled equity evidence fact fraud guaranty held holder in due indorser interest issued judgment jury law merchant liable maker maturity ment merchant mortgage N.I.L. section National Bank Negotiable Instruments Law notice obligation opinion owner paid paper payable to bearer payee payment person plaintiff presented principal promise to pay promissory note purchaser question reason recover refused rule signature signed statute suit sum certain supra Supreme Court surety thereof tion transaction transfer trial Trust Company Yale L.J.