Bank of the United States v. Tyler
Supreme Court of the United States
ERROR to the circuit court of Kentucky. This was an action, by the bank of the United States, against Levi Tyler, Upon two promissory notes; one for three thousand nine hundred dollars, dated the 2d of May 1821, and payable sixty, days after date, drawn by' Anderson Miller, in favour of John T. Gray. It was negotiable, and payable, without defalcation, at the office of discount and deposit of the bank of the United States at Louisville, Kentucky, for value received.
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ERROR to the circuit court of Kentucky. This was an action, by the bank of the United States, against Levi Tyler, Upon two promissory notes; one for three thousand nine hundred dollars, dated the 2d of May 1821, and payable sixty, days after date, drawn by' Anderson Miller, in favour of John T. Gray. It was negotiable, and payable, without defalcation, at the office of discount and deposit of the bank of the United States at Louisville, Kentucky, for value received. John T. Gray pssigned the note to Levi Tyler, and Levi Tyler assigned it t6 the bank. The other note was of the same date, for…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Baldwin
In this case the plaintiffs sue, not as the indorsers of two notes, negotiable under the statute of Anne, which has never been adopted in Kentucky, but as assignees for a valuable consideration of promissory .notes, which are assignable by the laws of that state, and on which the assignee may sue in his own name. 1 Kentucky Digest, 99.
The first note was drawn by Anderson Miller, dated at Louisville, May 2, 1821, for three thousand' nine hundred dollars, in .favour of John T. Gray, negotiable and payable sixty days' after date, at the office of discount and deposit of the Bank of the United…
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