Flack v. First Nat. Bank of Dalhart

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• explaining that whatever fairly puts a person upon inquiry provides actual notice of the facts which would have been discovered by reasonable use of the means at hand
• actual notice “embraces knowledge of all those facts which reasonable inquiry would have disclosed, the duty of inquiry extending only to matters that are fairly suggested by the facts really known”

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