The Law of Negotiable Instruments in CanadaRyerson, 1951 - 181 pages |
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Page 38
... drawer or an endorser has not expressedly or impliedly authorized the holder to take a qualified acceptance , or does not subsequently assent thereto , such drawer or endorser is discharged from his liability on the bill : Provided that ...
... drawer or an endorser has not expressedly or impliedly authorized the holder to take a qualified acceptance , or does not subsequently assent thereto , such drawer or endorser is discharged from his liability on the bill : Provided that ...
Page 74
... in order to render the endorser of a note liable . The provisions of s . 85 apply to cheques as CHAPTER VII PRESENTMENT FOR PAYMENT Presentment to render drawer or endorser liable 85, 184) Time for presentment of bill (s.
... in order to render the endorser of a note liable . The provisions of s . 85 apply to cheques as CHAPTER VII PRESENTMENT FOR PAYMENT Presentment to render drawer or endorser liable 85, 184) Time for presentment of bill (s.
Page 93
... drawer or endorser sought to be charged ; ( b ) by waiver express or implied . ( 2 ) Notice of dishonour may be waived before the time of giving notice has arrived , or after the omission to give due notice . 107. Notice of dishonour is ...
... drawer or endorser sought to be charged ; ( b ) by waiver express or implied . ( 2 ) Notice of dishonour may be waived before the time of giving notice has arrived , or after the omission to give due notice . 107. Notice of dishonour is ...
Contents
Negotiation ss 60 61 | 51 |
Conventions and rules respecting endorsements | 59 |
Liability of endorser s 133 | 65 |
Copyright | |
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Common terms and phrases
acceptance for honour acceptance supra protest accommodation bill aforesaid agent amended amount B's fraud behalf bill or note bill payable Bills of Exchange Canada Canadian Bills cheque clause conflict of laws corporation defect of title delivered delivery discharged dishonoured by non-acceptance drawee bank drawee or acceptor drawer and endorsers drawer or endorser due course entitled example Exchange Act provides forged or unauthorized forgery give notice given holder for value holder in due immediate parties instru instrument payable maker Martin Chuzzlewit maturity ment negotiable instrument Notary Public note payable notice of dishonour notice of protest original statute overdue paid patent right payable on demand payable to bearer payable to order payee personal defence place of payment presented for payment presentment for acceptance promissory note protested for non-payment quoted in chapter real defence remote parties restrictive endorsement rule set-off sub-s sufficient thereof valid words