A Selection of Leading Cases On Pleading And Parties to Actions With Practical
A Selection of Leading Cases On Pleading And Parties to Actions With Practical
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; Coivper v. Garbett, 13 M. Acceptance in fact, " as it appeared in & W. ; Connop v. Holmes, 2 C. M. & the plea, that the actual acceptor Avas R. ; Daniel v. Coombs, 2 M. & G. ) But not an authorized agent for that jnir- of course anything arising after the jjose, " it is submitted that the plea act of making, accepting, or transfer disclosed not only that he had " a by indorsement, must be specially general authority clogged with an ex- pleaded, as being in discharge. (Jones ception, " (as the... Court seemed to con- V. Senior, 4 M. & W. ; Herbert v. Sider it, ) but an absolute authority to Sayer, 5 Q. B. ) It will be seen there- accept — provided he applied the bill to fore that, except in such cases as these, partnership purposes ; and as the ap- it is impossible to plead in confession propriation of the bill must necessarily and avoidance of a special indorse- follow its acceptance, the provision was ment, drawing or acceptance ; at in the nature of a condition subsequent least any matter founded on the ah- not precedent, (Comyn's Digest, " Cou- sence of the act or intent, as ne- dition;" Ughhtred''sc?iS, e, 7 Coke, 10) ; cessary on the part of the alleged and, as all matter of defeasance should maker, indorser or acceptor ; but the be, was rightly pleaded specially ; and case of a blank indorsement, resem- the pleader, for the same reason, rightly bles that of a deed delivered to a added an allegation that " plaintiff had stranger ; and as that might be shown, notice of the premises ;" the necessity- delivery as an escrow, so in the case for which allegation or of any aver- of a blank indorsement, it may be ment affecting plaintiff's act, in taking shown, on a traverse of the allegation the bill, affords a sure test as to the of an indorsement, that the alleged in- necessity for a special plea ; as nothing dorsernot merely did not deliver the bill can be introduced on a traverse which or note to the alleged indorsee, but did introduces new facts ; and all that is not deliver it to any one as indorsee ; involved in the allegation is, that the for, as we have seen, that would as well, indorser did that which was essential to on principles deduced from the ana- constitute the indorsem.
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; Coivper v. Garbett, 13 M. Acceptance in fact, " as it appeared in & W. ; Connop v. Holmes, 2 C. M. & the plea, that the actual acceptor Avas R. ; Daniel v. Coombs, 2 M. & G. ) But not an authorized agent for that jnir- of course anything arising after the jjose, " it is submitted that the plea act of making, accepting, or transfer disclosed not only that he had " a by indorsement, must be specially general authority clogged with an ex- pleaded, as being in discharge. (Jones ception, " (as the... Court seemed to con- V. Senior, 4 M. & W. ; Herbert v. Sider it, ) but an absolute authority to Sayer, 5 Q. B. ) It will be seen there- accept — provided he applied the bill to fore that, except in such cases as these, partnership purposes ; and as the ap- it is impossible to plead in confession propriation of the bill must necessarily and avoidance of a special indorse- follow its acceptance, the provision was ment, drawing or acceptance ; at in the nature of a condition subsequent least any matter founded on the ah- not precedent, (Comyn's Digest, " Cou- sence of the act or intent, as ne- dition;" Ughhtred''sc?iS, e, 7 Coke, 10) ; cessary on the part of the alleged and, as all matter of defeasance should maker, indorser or acceptor ; but the be, was rightly pleaded specially ; and case of a blank indorsement, resem- the pleader, for the same reason, rightly bles that of a deed delivered to a added an allegation that " plaintiff had stranger ; and as that might be shown, notice of the premises ;" the necessity- delivery as an escrow, so in the case for which allegation or of any aver- of a blank indorsement, it may be ment affecting plaintiff's act, in taking shown, on a traverse of the allegation the bill, affords a sure test as to the of an indorsement, that the alleged in- necessity for a special plea ; as nothing dorsernot merely did not deliver the bill can be introduced on a traverse which or note to the alleged indorsee, but did introduces new facts ; and all that is not deliver it to any one as indorsee ; involved in the allegation is, that the for, as we have seen, that would as well, indorser did that which was essential to on principles deduced from the ana- constitute the indorsem.
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