Baucum v. Great American Insurance Co. of New York

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• holding that a tender, to be effective, must be legally valid and unconditional
• stating that a valid and legal tender requires the tenderer to relinquish possession
• stating that, in order to complain about the medium of tender, that objection must be made initially, but also emphasizing that silence does not constitute a waiver of the elements of a valid tender
• noting appellant complained that district clerk was acting as appellee = s agent at a different city from either appellant = s residence or his attorneys = offices
• “A valid tender of money consists of the actual production of the funds and offer to pay the debt involved.”
• \A tender is an unconditional offer by a debtor or obligor to pay another . . . a sum not less in amount than that due on a specific debt or obligation.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).