Wesson v. Garrison

Citations

• 8 La. Ann. 136

Syllabus

<p>The protest of a bill of exchange stated that the bill was presented for payment at the oflce of the drawees, to a gentleman styling himself book-keeper of the house, and who answered that he was duly authorized to say that the bill would not be paid. Held: This was a sufficient presentment and it was not necessary that the notary should certify that the drawees were at the time absent from the counting room.</p> <p>The relations of drawer and acceptor create no right to call the acceptor in warranty.</p>