Connolly v. Goodwin
Citations
- 5 Cal. 220
Syllabus
<p>By the fifth section of the Act concerning Notaries Public, notes are made pro-testable, and by the tenth section, the protest of a Notary is expressly made evidence of demand, and non-payment of notes as well as bills.</p> <p>A seal is sufficient, where the impression is made upon the paper only, and not upon wax.</p>
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- the execution creditor’s rights were not impaired by the subrogation because the execution had a lower priority than the encumbrances that the lender extinguished
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Judges: Heydenfeldt
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