Cases On the Law of Bills Notes And Cheques
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L. §§ 98, 99. So of notice of dishonor, id. §§ 129, 130 ; and of protest, § 176.
THE WINDHAM BANK V. NORTON. 293 of grace, June 3, being Sunday, the draft was actually due and payable on Saturday, June 2. During the year 1849, there were two mails per day, each way, between New York and Philadelphia, those for the latter place leaving New York, one at nine a. m., the other at four and a half p. m., and both due at Philadelphia in five hours from their departure. The Farmers and Mechanics' Bank ...were the Philadelphia correspondents of the Ohio Life and Trust Co., and communications by mail passed between them daily. On the morning of June 1, the cashier of the Ohio Life and Trust Co.
enclosed this draft with others, addressed in the proper and usual mode, to the Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, and deposited said letter in the United States post-ofBce, at the city of New York, in season for the afternoon mail of that day for Philadelphia. That letter was duly deposited in said mail, and said mail left New York, and arrived at Philadelphia in due and usual time; but the mail-bags contain- ing the letters for Philadelphia were, by the post-ofl5ce clerks in the office at New York, marked to be forwarded to Washington, and were, therefore, not delivered at Philadelphia, but carried to Wash- ington.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. §§ 98, 99. So of notice of dishonor, id. §§ 129, 130 ; and of protest, § 176.
THE WINDHAM BANK V. NORTON. 293 of grace, June 3, being Sunday, the draft was actually due and payable on Saturday, June 2. During the year 1849, there were two mails per day, each way, between New York and Philadelphia, those for the latter place leaving New York, one at nine a. m., the other at four and a half p. m., and both due at Philadelphia in five hours from their departure. The Farmers and Mechanics' Bank ...were the Philadelphia correspondents of the Ohio Life and Trust Co., and communications by mail passed between them daily. On the morning of June 1, the cashier of the Ohio Life and Trust Co.
enclosed this draft with others, addressed in the proper and usual mode, to the Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, and deposited said letter in the United States post-ofBce, at the city of New York, in season for the afternoon mail of that day for Philadelphia. That letter was duly deposited in said mail, and said mail left New York, and arrived at Philadelphia in due and usual time; but the mail-bags contain- ing the letters for Philadelphia were, by the post-ofl5ce clerks in the office at New York, marked to be forwarded to Washington, and were, therefore, not delivered at Philadelphia, but carried to Wash- ington.
What to read after Cases On the Law of Bills Notes And Cheques?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bigelow, Melville Madison, 1846-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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