Northeast Factor & Discount Co. v. Mortgage Investments, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Eberhardt, Judge.
Did the form of the transfer here amount to a general indorsement, a special indorsement, or an assignment only?
While there is a hopeless conflict of authority as to the effect of a transfer in the form used here, the majority rule both before and after adoption of the Negotiable Instruments Law has been and is that the effect is that of a general or commercial indorsement. 8 Am. Jur. 254, Bills & Notes, § 546; Annot. 44 ALR 1354; Beutel’s Brannan, Negotiable Instruments Law, § 31, p. 601 (7th Ed. 1948); and see, Assignment on Back of Notes as Indorsement, 19 Cal. L. Rev. 324…
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