Bardsley v. Washington Mill Co.

Citations

• 54 Wash. 553
• 103 P. 822
• 1909 Wash. LEXIS 1032

Syllabus

<p>Bills and Notes — Place for Payment. Where no place of payment is expressed in a note, it is payable where the maker resides or at his usual place of business.</p> <p>Bills and Notes — Maturity—Default in Interest — Election to Declare Due — Demand—Presentment. The holder of a note cannot exercise the option expressed therein to declare the whole sum due for default in the payment of an interest installment, without presentment, demand and refusal, where the note specified no place for payment, and the makers had an established place of business known to the holder, and were at all times ready to pay the interest due.</p>