The Negotiable Instruments LawHarvard law review publishing association, 1902 - 86 páginas |
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... section one hundred and four . Sec . 169. The provisions of section eighty - one apply where there is delay in ... sub- sequent to the party for whose honor it is paid are discharged , but the payer for honor is subrogated for , and ...
... section one hundred and four . Sec . 169. The provisions of section eighty - one apply where there is delay in ... sub- sequent to the party for whose honor it is paid are discharged , but the payer for honor is subrogated for , and ...
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... sub - section applies to the case of notes containing a statement that it is given for a chattel which is to be the property of the owner of the note until the note is paid . Such a note is deemed negotiable in several states , 3 and ...
... sub - section applies to the case of notes containing a statement that it is given for a chattel which is to be the property of the owner of the note until the note is paid . Such a note is deemed negotiable in several states , 3 and ...
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... sub - section can fairly be made to cover , is a rule as to bona fides , and has nothing to do with con- ditions . The sub - section in question should be stricken from the act . If interpreted literally , it is mischievous . If not ...
... sub - section can fairly be made to cover , is a rule as to bona fides , and has nothing to do with con- ditions . The sub - section in question should be stricken from the act . If interpreted literally , it is mischievous . If not ...
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... SECTION 9-3 declares an instrument to be payable to bearer , although it is " payable to the order of a fictitious ... sub - section ( 5 ) , which is borrowed from section 8- ( 3 ) of the English act , is not well chosen . If it is to be ...
... SECTION 9-3 declares an instrument to be payable to bearer , although it is " payable to the order of a fictitious ... sub - section ( 5 ) , which is borrowed from section 8- ( 3 ) of the English act , is not well chosen . If it is to be ...
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... sub - section , holder , he ought to have the right to strike out the special indorsement , thus making the in- strument once more payable to bearer , and as bearer to sue upon it in his own name . The following substitute is suggested ...
... sub - section , holder , he ought to have the right to strike out the special indorsement , thus making the in- strument once more payable to bearer , and as bearer to sue upon it in his own name . The following substitute is suggested ...
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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