Summary of the Law of Bills of Exchange, Cash Bills, and Promissory Notes

H. Gray, 1826 - Negotiable instruments - 426 pages

What is a Bill or Note Form and Obligation	1

What a Bill or Note	2

An Order or Promise	4

For Payment of Money 4 Absolutely and at all Events	6

Date	15

Place of Making	17

Place of Payment	18

Payee	19

Signature	23

Attestation 11 Expressing Value received 12 Memorandums upon	25

CHAP A Page 1 3 6 8 18 44KN 15 15 18 23 23 24 25 27 Doctrine of the LEX LocI or by the Laws of what Place the Liability of the Parties to a Bill ...	28

CHAP II	33

Infants	34

Femes Covert	35

Several Persons not connected in Partnership	40

Partners	41

Corporations	47

Agents and other Persons standing en auter droit 8 Aliens	54

CHAP III	55

Alteration of Bills or Notes	58

CHAP V	65

35	78

37	80

40	82

47	86

48	87

CHAP IX	211

full	262

CHAP X	290

restrictive	302

What Proof is superseded by Offers to give Security	319

Proof of Notice	329

CHAP XII	336

Illegality of Consideration	352

Illegality of Consideration by whom to be insisted on	363

By whom	365

CHAP XIII	371

Whether party interested Competent to prove the loss of a Bill	377

Adding 383	383

Uttering	389

Evidence	395

When After due	403

On Notes made out of Great Britain 3 On Bills sketched out in Great Britain and signed abroad 4 On Bills signed out of Great Britain but filled 5 Of B...	413

Title	Summary of the Law of Bills of Exchange, Cash Bills, and Promissory Notes Making of the modern world Summary of the Law of Bills of Exchange, Cash Bills, and Promissory Notes, Samuel Edmund Sewall
Authors	Sir John Bayley, Willard Phillips, Samuel Edmund Sewall
Edition	4
Publisher	H. Gray, 1826
Original from	the University of Michigan
Digitized	Jul 24, 2012
Length	426 pages

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