Glennon v. Holmes
Citations
- 13 Tiess. 3
Syllabus
<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>1. R. C. C., 2280, which provides that where a lost instrument is made the foundation of a suit it must appear that the loss has been advertised within a reasonable time, etc., prescribes a rule of evidence merely; and consequently it is not essential to the statement of a cause of action úpon a lost instrument that the petition should allege that the loss has been advertised.</p> <p>2. The loss of an instrument may in a proper case be advertised as well after as before suit is instituted thereon, since all that R. C. C., 2280, requires is that the loss be advertised within a reasonable time.</p>
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Judges: Godchaux, Honor
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