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· 7/1/1869

Smith v. Turney

Citations

  • 32 Tex. 143

Syllabus

<p>1—The indorsee of an acceptance sued the acceptors, who pleaded offsets and other matters arising out of transactions and relations between the drawers and themselves. Held, that as the endorsement was without date, and neither the pleadings nor evidence showed that it was made after the draft fell due, the plaintiff is to he considered a Iona fide holder, and the attempted defenses were no answer to his action.</p>

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Judges: Morrill

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