State ex rel. Workingmen's Banking Co. v. Edmunds
Missouri Court of Appeals
Appeal from, the St. Louis City Circuit Court. — Hon. Jacob Klein, Judge. It was the duty of the notary to give notice to the indorsers in the most effective manner. R. S., secs. 7108, 5001, 4880; Townsend v. Lorrain Bank, 2 Ohio St. 345; Johnson Co. Sav. Bank v. Low, 47 Mo. App. 151; Jaccard v. Anderson, 37 Mo. 91; Hammett v. True-■worthy, 51 Mo.
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Appeal from, the St. Louis City Circuit Court. — Hon. Jacob Klein, Judge. It was the duty of the notary to give notice to the indorsers in the most effective manner. R. S., secs. 7108, 5001, 4880; Townsend v. Lorrain Bank, 2 Ohio St. 345; Johnson Co. Sav. Bank v. Low, 47 Mo. App. 151; Jaccard v. Anderson, 37 Mo. 91; Hammett v. True-■worthy, 51 Mo. App. 284; Coddington v. Davis, 1 N. Y. 186; Bank of State v. Vaughan, 36 Mo. 90; Tevis v. Bandall, 6 Cal. 632; Bowling v. Arthur, 34 Miss. 41. It was the duty of the notary to serve the indorser Blell by a personal service in the city of St. Louis.…
1Opinion of the CourtBond, J.
Relator, the Workingmen’s Banking Company of East St. Louis, Illinois, sues defendant Edmunds and his sureties on the bond executed by him as notary public. The breach assigned arises out of the following facts: On the twenty-first of May,-1892, a note for $1,000 maturing on that date, made six months before by C. A. Weber, and payable to the order of Charles E. Blell, at Franklin Bank, of St. Louis, was handed to said notary for protest by the Mechanics Bank of this city. The note was indorsed, to wit: “Charles E. Blell, F. O. Mueller, Glenn Manufacturing Company by F. C. Mueller, treasurer.…
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