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... exchange . He was forced in 1692 to hold that a bill drawn to order could be transferred by indorsement and delivery , though he derived some slight consolation from denying a similar facility to the bill made payable to bearer.1 But ...
... exchange . He was forced in 1692 to hold that a bill drawn to order could be transferred by indorsement and delivery , though he derived some slight consolation from denying a similar facility to the bill made payable to bearer.1 But ...
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... bill of exchange in simple and accurate language , and proceeded : ' When a bill of exchange is indorsed by the person to whom it was made payable , as between the indorser and the indorsee it is a new bill of exchange and the indorser ...
... bill of exchange in simple and accurate language , and proceeded : ' When a bill of exchange is indorsed by the person to whom it was made payable , as between the indorser and the indorsee it is a new bill of exchange and the indorser ...
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... bill of exchange . When it is indorsed , the resemblance begins : for then it is an order by the indorser upon the maker of the note to pay to the in- dorsee . This is the very definition of a bill of exchange . ' Co - ordination ...
... bill of exchange . When it is indorsed , the resemblance begins : for then it is an order by the indorser upon the maker of the note to pay to the in- dorsee . This is the very definition of a bill of exchange . ' Co - ordination ...
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