Central National Bank v. Adams

Citations

• 11 S.C. 452
• 1879 S.C. LEXIS 21

Syllabus

<p>Notice of dishonor of a promissory note was sent by mail, addressed to an-endorser in care of the maker, at Adams’ Cut, where there was no post-office, under information received by the notary, after the exercise of due diligence, that Adams’ Cut was the endorser’s post-office; the post-office nearest to Adams’ Cut was one of the endorser’s post-offices; the notice never reached the endorser or the maker — held, that due diligence had been used, and that the endorser was not discharged.</p>