Legal Discount Corp. v. Martin Hardware Co.`
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRobinson, J.
Legal Discount Corporation brought this action to recover on four trade acceptances, aggregating $248.29. The four instruments were drawn by Martin Hardware Company on Capitol Park Building Company, payable to the order of the Martin Hardware Company at Olympia National Bank, and each was, on its date of issue, accepted in writing by the drawee. They were payable, respectively, on February 10, 16, 20, and 28, 1932. The Martin Hardware Company indorsed the bills in blank and transferred them to the Olympia National Bank, which credited the amount of each, less discount charges, to the hardware…
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