The Negotiable Instruments LawHarvard law review publishing association, 1902 - 86 páginas |
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... questions which have given rise to much litiga- tion and conflict of decisions . On the other hand , the friends of codification who chance to read the following pages may become convinced that there are serious defects of commission ...
... questions which have given rise to much litiga- tion and conflict of decisions . On the other hand , the friends of codification who chance to read the following pages may become convinced that there are serious defects of commission ...
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... questions . Under the new law a negotiable instrument may be made pay- able to one or more of several payees , 3 or to the holder of an office for the time being . These provisions give effect to the tenor of the instrument and nullify ...
... questions . Under the new law a negotiable instrument may be made pay- able to one or more of several payees , 3 or to the holder of an office for the time being . These provisions give effect to the tenor of the instrument and nullify ...
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... questions which have been a prolific source of litigation and antagonistic decisions . No- thing but good can come from enacting that the negotiability of an instrument is not destroyed by a clause providing for the pay- ment of ...
... questions which have been a prolific source of litigation and antagonistic decisions . No- thing but good can come from enacting that the negotiability of an instrument is not destroyed by a clause providing for the pay- ment of ...
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... question should be stricken from the act . If interpreted literally , it is mischievous . If not taken liter- ally , it is obscure , inartistic , and useless . SECTION 36-2 and 3. An indorsement is restrictive which either ( 1 ) ...
... question should be stricken from the act . If interpreted literally , it is mischievous . If not taken liter- ally , it is obscure , inartistic , and useless . SECTION 36-2 and 3. An indorsement is restrictive which either ( 1 ) ...
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... question of superfluousness apart , these sub - sections are inaccurate in point of law . If the party primarily liable is an accommodation acceptor or maker , a release of him by the holder , or a binding agreement to give him time ...
... question of superfluousness apart , these sub - sections are inaccurate in point of law . If the party primarily liable is an accommodation acceptor or maker , a release of him by the holder , or a binding agreement to give him time ...
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acceptance for honor accommodation party adopted agent ARTHUR COHEN ARTICLE authority Bank bill or note Bills and Notes Bills of Exchange certificates of deposit court criticism Dean Ames Dean's deemed dishonored by non-acceptance doctrine due course duly effect English Act fictitious person further negotiated given HARVARD LAW REVIEW Harvard Law School holder in due indorsed in blank indorsed specially indorser without recourse instrument is payable James Barr Ames Judge Brewster last indorsement law merchant liable thereon maturity ment N. I. L. sect Negotiable Instruments Act Negotiable Instruments Law negotiated by delivery Norton note payable notice of dishonor payable to bearer person primarily liable presentment for acceptance Presentment for payment prior party Professor Ames protested for non-payment provision rule says section 40 section 89 section 9-5 signature special indorsement statute strument sub-section subsequent holders sum certain supra protest tion warranty words writer Yale Law Journal