Vannoy v. . Stafford
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Per curiam
This was an action against the endorser of a note and was resisted on the ground of release by an extension of the time for payment. On the face of the note appears the following: “Protest, presentment, notice of dishonor, and extension of time of payment waived by all parties to this note.”
These words constituted a waiver by defendant’s intestate, who was a “party” to the note as an endorser. c. S., 3092; Bank v. Hessee, 207 N. C., 71; Corp. Com. v. Wilkinson, 201 N. C., 344.
Defendant also excepted to the testimony of an attorney, who had formerly held the note for collection, as to…
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