Glenn v. Noble
Indiana Supreme Court
ERROR to the Franklin Circuit Court. — Assumpsit by the payees against the drawers of a bank check. General demurrer to the declaration, and judgment for the defendants.
1Opinion of the CourtBlackford, J.
The defendants, being indebted to the plaintiffs, gave them a check for the amount on the cashier of the Brookville branch bank, payable fifteen days after date. There appears to have been no presentment for acceptance; but, after the check had become due, payment was demanded and refused, and notice given to the defendants. The declaration contains but one count, and that is a special one founded on the check. There is no averment of a demand at the bank on any' particular day; but it is alleged to have been made after the check became due, according to the custom of merchants. The…
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