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· 4/19/1890

National Bank v. Anderson

Citations

  • 32 S.C. 538
  • 11 S.E. 379
  • 1890 S.C. LEXIS 83

Syllabus

<p>1. An innocent indorsee for value of a promissory note before maturity takes free from any defence of the maker against the payee, and is not affected by any admissions made by the payee after its transfer.</p> <p>2. In trials before a jury incompetent evidence is error, even if admitted “subject to objection.”</p>

Judges: McGowan

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