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· 3/13/1933

Dayton Rubber Mfg. Co. of Delaware v. Sabra

Citations

  • 63 F.2d 865
  • 1933 U.S. App. LEXIS 3601

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  • the drawee of a bank check is presumed to know the signature of the drawer; if the drawee pays a forged check to the holder, he will not be entitled to recover the money so paid, where there has been fraud practiced upon him
  • the drawee of a bank check is presumed to know the signature of the drawer; if the drawee pays a forged check to the holder, he will not be entitled to recover the money so paid, where there has been fraud practiced upon him

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Judges: Wilbur

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