Facts of Cases in Smith Moore On Bills And Notes
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Reed in the town. Did B. Get any title to the note?
ESTABROOK v SMITH. (279). — Paper payable to a firm was indorsed by one of the firm in his own name and not in the firm name. The object of the indorsement was to assign the paper to the other member of the firm. Could the other member sue alone on the paper?
KAUFMAN V STATE SAVINGS BANK. (281). — A check was made payable to the order of A. And B. , who were man and \yife.
A. Indorsed the check in his own name and also signed his wife's name a...s indorser and negotiated the check to C. Did C. Acquire title ?
BANK OF WILMINGTON v HOUSTON. (284). — A. Being indor- ser on a note which he thought would have to be renewed several times, made a written agreement with the holder that he. A. , might be considered as an indorser of all renewals. There were several renewals and then the holder sued A. Alleging that he was an indorser and, hence, liable, etc. Would the action lie against A. As indorser?
HAINES V DUBOIS. (285). — A. Made a note to the order of B.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reed in the town. Did B. Get any title to the note?
ESTABROOK v SMITH. (279). — Paper payable to a firm was indorsed by one of the firm in his own name and not in the firm name. The object of the indorsement was to assign the paper to the other member of the firm. Could the other member sue alone on the paper?
KAUFMAN V STATE SAVINGS BANK. (281). — A check was made payable to the order of A. And B. , who were man and \yife.
A. Indorsed the check in his own name and also signed his wife's name a...s indorser and negotiated the check to C. Did C. Acquire title ?
BANK OF WILMINGTON v HOUSTON. (284). — A. Being indor- ser on a note which he thought would have to be renewed several times, made a written agreement with the holder that he. A. , might be considered as an indorser of all renewals. There were several renewals and then the holder sued A. Alleging that he was an indorser and, hence, liable, etc. Would the action lie against A. As indorser?
HAINES V DUBOIS. (285). — A. Made a note to the order of B.
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