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· 4/21/1884

CORN EXCHANGE BANK v. SCHEPPERS & Others

Citations

  • 111 U.S. 440
  • 4 S. Ct. 505
  • 28 L. Ed. 474
  • 1884 U.S. LEXIS 1800

Syllabus

<p>Evidence — Promissory Note.</p> <p>When in the course of dealings A gives to B one series of his own notes pay- ' able to his own order to be used for purchase of an article on his account; another series of like notes as accommodation paper to be protected by the other party at maturity ; and a third series, part of which is accommodation paper and a part is issued for the purchase of the article, it is for the jury to say, on a suit against A by a bank to which B had hypothecated_ one of the third series as collateral, whether B had the right to pledge it for his own debt.</p>

Judges: Miller

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