Culter v. Reynolds

Citations

• 64 Ill. 321

Syllabus

<p>Banker’s check—whether entitled to days of grace. A check drawn by one party upon another payable to a third person, due thirty days after date, was held, in a suit by the drawee against the drawer, to be entitled to days of grace. By a fair construction of the act of 1861, “to provide for uniformity in calculating days of grace,” etc., such a check payable on a day subsequent to that of its date, is entitled to days of grace. And it seems, independent of the statute, the same rule would apply.</p>