American Jurisprudence: A Comprehensive Text Statement of American Case Law as Developed in the Cases and Annotations in the Annotated Reports System, Being a Rewriting of Ruling Case Law to Reflect the Modern Developments of the Law, Volume 8Bancroft-Whitney Company, 1936 - Law |
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Page 533
... actions on lost bills and notes and the application of the statutes of limitations to actions upon bills and notes . 10 The right of one holding collateral security for a bill or note to ignore the security and bring an action on the ...
... actions on lost bills and notes and the application of the statutes of limitations to actions upon bills and notes . 10 The right of one holding collateral security for a bill or note to ignore the security and bring an action on the ...
Page 535
... action.1 Where , however , distinctions between actions at law and actions in equity are re- tained , the action must be brought in equity ; an action at law will not lie.18 According to the weight of authority , such an indorsement may ...
... action.1 Where , however , distinctions between actions at law and actions in equity are re- tained , the action must be brought in equity ; an action at law will not lie.18 According to the weight of authority , such an indorsement may ...
Page 559
... action on a bill or note generally must conform to the requirements of such a pleading in an action upon any other form of contract , which means that the plaintiff must , by appropriate , distinct , and unequivocal averments , show to ...
... action on a bill or note generally must conform to the requirements of such a pleading in an action upon any other form of contract , which means that the plaintiff must , by appropriate , distinct , and unequivocal averments , show to ...
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acceptance acceptor action agent agreement American Nat amount Annotation assignment authority Bank of United bill of exchange bill or note blank bona fide holder citing R. C. L. collateral commercial paper Conn consideration contract corporation court debt defense delivery demand deposit discharge draft drawer due course entitled equities estoppel fact fraud held holder for value holder in due indorser infra Inst instru Iowa law merchant maker Mass maturity ment Merchants Minn negotiable instrument negotiable paper non-negotiable nonpayment notice of dishonor Ohio St Okla paid payee person plaintiff presentment for payment primarily liable principal promissory note protest purchaser recover rule secondarily liable signature Smith statute supra surety taking Tenn thereon tion transfer Trust Uniform Act provides Uniform Neg usury waiver