Raborg v. Bank of Columbia
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from Baltimore County Court. This was an action of assumpsit, in which the writ was sued out against Christopher Baborg, (the appellant,) as surviving partner of Christopher Baborg. The declaration contained four counts.
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Appeal from Baltimore County Court. This was an action of assumpsit, in which the writ was sued out against Christopher Baborg, (the appellant,) as surviving partner of Christopher Baborg. The declaration contained four counts. The first count averred that Jacob Wagner on the 23d of January 1817, at George-Town, in the District of Columbiaf made a promissory note, bearing date the day and year aforesaid, and thereby promised to pay Christopher Baborg and Christopher Baborg, junior, by the name of Messrs. C. Baborg 8? Son, or order, @1500, for value received, negotiable at the Bank of,…
1Opinion of the Court
June, 1827.
W drew a promissory note, which did not bear date at any particular placed but was made negotiable at the plaintiffs’ batik: it was in favour of CR & Son, or order, and by the defendant, in their name, specially endorsed to the plaintiffs, whose bank was at G Not being paid at maturity, ora the day after the third day of grace, it was presented to an agent of W at the said bank, appointed for the purpose of attending to the payment er renewal of W’s notes held by the plaintiffs for payment, which being X'efused, notice of its dishonour was put into the post office at G. directed to…
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