Lawyers' Reports Annotated Bk. 39
Lawyers' Reports Annotated Bk. 39
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Mlnet, 1 H. Bl. 669, 8 T. R. 481, 2 Bro. P. C. 48, infra, was distinguished upon the ground that the drawer there Indorsed the name of the fictitious payee on the bill himself.
So, a bona fide holder for a valuable considera- tion, of a bill of exchange which was signed In blank and delivered to another for the purpose of filling up, which be did by Inserting the name of a fictitious payee or order, and indorsed it in that name, and transferred it to such holder, may maintain an action against ...the signer as a drawer of a bill payable to bearer on a count to that ef- fect, or on a count stating the special circumstan- ces of the case. Coilis v. Emett, 1 H. Bl. 818.
And a plea that the drawer of a bill of exchange did not know the payee to be fictitious is no defense against a bona fide holder thereof where the drawer was induced to so make it by the false representa- tions of a correspondent to whom he transferred it with Instructions for its disposition. Kohn v.
Watkins, 20 Kan. 091. 40 Am.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mlnet, 1 H. Bl. 669, 8 T. R. 481, 2 Bro. P. C. 48, infra, was distinguished upon the ground that the drawer there Indorsed the name of the fictitious payee on the bill himself.
So, a bona fide holder for a valuable considera- tion, of a bill of exchange which was signed In blank and delivered to another for the purpose of filling up, which be did by Inserting the name of a fictitious payee or order, and indorsed it in that name, and transferred it to such holder, may maintain an action against ...the signer as a drawer of a bill payable to bearer on a count to that ef- fect, or on a count stating the special circumstan- ces of the case. Coilis v. Emett, 1 H. Bl. 818.
And a plea that the drawer of a bill of exchange did not know the payee to be fictitious is no defense against a bona fide holder thereof where the drawer was induced to so make it by the false representa- tions of a correspondent to whom he transferred it with Instructions for its disposition. Kohn v.
Watkins, 20 Kan. 091. 40 Am.
What to read after Lawyers' Reports Annotated Bk. 39?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawyers Co-Operative Publishing Company to read onlineMoreLess
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