Harr, Secty. of Banking v. Edsall
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Parker, J.,
The Secretary of Banking of this Commonwealth, acting as receiver of the Bank of Philadelphia and Trust Company, brought this action in assumpsit to recover a balance due on a negotiable instrument from William A. Edsall, the defendant, an endorser. The sole question involved on this appeal concerns the sufficiency of an attempted notice of dishonor to the defendant. The case was tried before a jury and the trial judge submitted to the jury two questions: Was the office of the Individual Family Laundry the place of business of the defendant? Did the endorser know that the…
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