First National Bank of Columbus v. Rochamora

Clarkson, I.

“If you find that the plaintiff bought the paper, that is, in due course, as I have defined that term, and did not take it as an agent for collection, then your answer to the first issue would be ‘yes’; if you do not so find, your answer to the first issue would be ‘no.’ If as purchaser in due course, if the plaintiff has satisfied you by the greater weight of the evidence of that, your answer to the first issue would be ‘yes,’ if not, and you find that the bank accepted it as a collecting agent, your answer to the first issue would be ‘no.’ ” Plaintiff assigns error. The main…