Digest of the American And English Annotated Cases : Volumes 1-20 : With Full Index to the Notes And a Table of Cases
Digest of the American And English Annotated Cases : Volumes 1-20 : With Full Index to the Notes And a Table of Cases
Edward Thompson Company
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Barry v. ICirkland (Ariz), 2-295. Estoppel to deny forged signature. — Where the ostensible makers of a note, hav- ing been notified by the bank that the same has been discounted, abstain from repudi- ating the same as a forgery for several months, they will be estopped thereafter to deny their signatures. Dominion Bank V. Ewing (Ont.), 1-178. 3. Indictment. Sufficiency in general. — Allegations of an indictment considered, in a prosecution for the felonious making of false and fraudu- lent aiB...davits for the purpose of procuring a contract from the United States for the sur- veying of unsurveyed public lands, and held sufficient to show that the indictment charges the offense. Meldrum v. United States (U. S.), 10-324. Setting out forged instrument. — In the absence of any statutory provision to the contrary, an indictment for forgery must, on its face, profess to set out an exact copy of the forged instrument, unless such instru- ment is in the possession of the accused, or is destroyed, or for some other reason is not accessible to the grand jury, in which case the excuse for not setting it out must be dis- tinctly averred.
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