Kindler v. Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.

Tbe decisive question is whether the evidence excepted to should have been excluded. The plaintiff admitted his endorsement of the note. He did not indicate by appropriate words his intention to be bound in any other capacity; he entered into a substantive agreement and incurred the liability of a general endorser. By his endorsement without qualification he warranted to all subsequent holders in due course that the instrument was genuine and .in all respects what it purported to be, that he had a good title to it, that all prior parties had capacity to contract, and that the instrument was…