Rapozo v. Keliinoi
Citations
- 27 Haw. 763
- 1924 Haw. LEXIS 25
Syllabus
<p>United States Internal Revenue — stamp taxes — validity and admissibility in evidence of unstamped promissory note.</p> <p>Absence of revenue stamps does not make a promissory note invalid or inadmissible in evidence under tbe act of Congress of February 24, 1919 (40 Stat. L. cb. 18, p. 1057, et seq.).</p> <p>Bills and Notes — transfer—striking out indorsement.</p> <p>Where a promissory note is indorsed by tbe payee for collection and it subsequently is lawfully returned to bis possession be may strike out sucb indorsement.</p> <p>Same — consideration for modification.</p> <p>Mere part-payment hy the malter to the payee as holder of a promissory note of the amount due thereon is not sufficient to support a modification of said note.</p>
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Judges: Lindsay, Perry, Peters
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