A Treatise on the Law of Collateral Securities: As Applied to Negotiable, Quasi-negotiable, and Non-negotiable Choses in Action |
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... agents , bankers , executors , trustees , directors - Rules as to notice - Recovery of pledgee , . §§ 65-78 CHAPTER IX . TRANSFER AND SUB - PLEDGE . Th pledgee's transfer and sub - pledge - Estoppel , as applied against pledg ors , upon ...
... agents , bankers , executors , trustees , directors - Rules as to notice - Recovery of pledgee , . §§ 65-78 CHAPTER IX . TRANSFER AND SUB - PLEDGE . Th pledgee's transfer and sub - pledge - Estoppel , as applied against pledg ors , upon ...
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... agents - Measure of damages , CHAPTER XXXII . THE SUB - PLEDGE OF STOCK CERTIFICATES . S $ 308-318 The transfer and sub - pledge of stocks , by pledgee - Sub - pledges for sums larger than principal debt - Equitable estoppel , in favor ...
... agents - Measure of damages , CHAPTER XXXII . THE SUB - PLEDGE OF STOCK CERTIFICATES . S $ 308-318 The transfer and sub - pledge of stocks , by pledgee - Sub - pledges for sums larger than principal debt - Equitable estoppel , in favor ...
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... agent of the pledgor , and no reason exists for excluding equities existing against the pledgor . Such collateral securities stand upon the same footing as non - negotiable paper , subject to all defenses , equities and infirmities ...
... agent of the pledgor , and no reason exists for excluding equities existing against the pledgor . Such collateral securities stand upon the same footing as non - negotiable paper , subject to all defenses , equities and infirmities ...
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... agent of the pledgee . He acts in a fiduciary character , and the funds which he may collect upon such collaterals , are the property of the pledgee , to be credited ' upon the principal . debt . The redelivery of negotiable securities ...
... agent of the pledgee . He acts in a fiduciary character , and the funds which he may collect upon such collaterals , are the property of the pledgee , to be credited ' upon the principal . debt . The redelivery of negotiable securities ...
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... agent to receive the amount due when it suited the convenience of the debtor to make payment . It received the note under an obligation imposed by the com- mercial law , to present it for payment , and give notice of non - payment , in ...
... agent to receive the amount due when it suited the convenience of the debtor to make payment . It received the note under an obligation imposed by the com- mercial law , to present it for payment , and give notice of non - payment , in ...
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action advances Allen amount antecedent debt applied assignment Barb bill of lading bills of exchange bond and mortgage broker certificates of stock claim co-sureties collateral security commercial paper Conn consignee corporation course of business court of equity creditor default defense delivered delivery discharge enforce entitled equitable estoppel faith fraud fraudulent holder for value indorsed indorsed in blank issued judgment legal title liability lien loan Mass maturity ment misappropriation mortgage security mortgagor N. J. Eq National Bank negotiable instruments negotiable promissory note note and mortgage Ohio St owner paid parties payment pledgee for value pledgee of stock pledgee's pledgor power of attorney principal debtor principal note purchaser Railroad received rule secured by mortgage shares of stock Smith stock certificates stockholder sub-pledgee subrogation supra surety thereof thereto third person tion transaction usury valid Watsontown Wend
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Page 376 - That no association shall make any loan or discount on the security of the shares of its own capital stock, nor be the purchaser or holder of any such shares, unless such security or purchase shall be necessary to prevent loss upon a debt previously contracted in good faith...
Page 564 - ... where the true owner holds out another, or allows him to appear, as the owner of, or as having full power of disposition over the property, and innocent third parties are thus led into dealing with such apparent owner, they will be protected. Their rights in such cases do not depend upon the actual title or authority of the party with whom they deal directly, but are derived from the act of the real owner, which precludes him from disputing, as against them, the existence of the title or power...
Page 558 - If in the transaction itself which is in dispute one has led another into the belief of a certain state of facts, by conduct of. culpable negligence calculated to have that result, and such culpable negligence has been the proximate cause of leading, and has led, the other to act by mistake upon such belief to his prejudice, the second cannot be heard afterwards, as against the first, to show that the state of facts referred to did not exist.
Page 387 - State that where the principal has clothed his agent with power to do an act upon the existence of some extrinsic fact necessarily and peculiarly within the knowledge of the agent, and of the existence of which the act of executing the power is...
Page 206 - The mortgage was conditioned to secure the fulfillment of that contract. To let in such a defense against such a holder would be a clear departure from the agreement of the mortgagor and mortgagee, to which the assignee subsequently, in good faith, became a party. If the mortgagor desired to reserve such an advantage, he should have given a non-negotiable instrument. If one of two innocent persons must suffer by a deceit, it is more, consonant to reason that he who "puts trust and confidence in the...
Page 28 - A valuable consideration in the sense of the law may consist either in some right, interest, profit, or benefit accruing to the one party, or some forbearance, detriment, loss, or responsibility given, suffered, or undertaken by the other.
Page 490 - But the same reason applies to a signature made by a master out of the course of his employment. The taker assumes the risk not only of the genuineness of the signature and of the fact that the signer was master of the vessel, but also of the apparent authority of the master to issue the bill of lading.
Page 48 - He who chooses to put himself in the front of a negotiable instrument for the benefit of his friend, must abide the consequence (12 S. & R. 382), and has no more right to complain, if his friend accommodates himself by pledging it for an old debt, than if he had used it in any other way.
Page 490 - It is not an unlimited authority in the one case more than in the other; and his act, in either case, does not bind the owner, even in favor of an innocent purchaser, if the facts upon which his power depended did not exist ; and it is incumbent upon those who are about to change their condition, upon the faith of his authority, to ascertain the existence of all the facts upon which his authority depends.
Page 373 - Shareholder indebted to the Company, shall be permitted to make a transfer or receive a dividend, until such debt is paid or secured to the satisfaction of the Directors, and no transfer of stock shall, at any time, be made until all calls thereon have been paid in.