Cases on Commercial and Investment PaperFoundation Press, 1939 - 965 páginas |
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Página 291
... fact that the defendant placed its cer- tificate upon the duplicate bond for the purpose of giving the bond circulation , and that the plaintiff relied upon this fact , as well as upon the language of the certificate , and that the ...
... fact that the defendant placed its cer- tificate upon the duplicate bond for the purpose of giving the bond circulation , and that the plaintiff relied upon this fact , as well as upon the language of the certificate , and that the ...
Página 408
... fact , when plaintiff's operating costs began to run too high , it had employed auditors to go over the accounts , but they did not discover the fraud . The court announced the usual rule , that a bank must at its peril pay against ...
... fact , when plaintiff's operating costs began to run too high , it had employed auditors to go over the accounts , but they did not discover the fraud . The court announced the usual rule , that a bank must at its peril pay against ...
Página 736
... fact mailed to him as certified by the notary in his certificate . If such testimony did not raise an issue of fact , the trial court was right in refusing to receive such testimony . On the other hand , if it did raise a material ...
... fact mailed to him as certified by the notary in his certificate . If such testimony did not raise an issue of fact , the trial court was right in refusing to receive such testimony . On the other hand , if it did raise a material ...
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.