Trabue v. Sayre
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 37 — PETITION ORDINARY APPEAL FROM FRANKLIN CIRCUIT COURT. CITED— 2 Greenleafs Evidence, sec. 186. CITED— 5 Johnson, 375. 4 Camp,, 193 ; Helberington vs. Kemp. Edwards on Bills and Promissory Notes, 698-9. 8 Ala., 590 ; Ball vs. Bk. State of Alabama. 2 Greenleafs Ev,, secs. 193 and 195. 9 Peters, 33. Edwards, 610, 4 Sergeant Ramie, 481. 2 Caines' R., 127. 1 Johnson, 294. 13 Johnson, 433. 20 Johnson, 168. 27 Penn. State Rep., 252.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE WILLIAMS
deliveeed the opinion op the oouet:
Sayre, as holder, sued the drawer, acceptor, and indorser of an inland bill of exchange for two thousand five hundred dollars, payable at four months, dated at Frankfort, Kentucky, December 14, 1854, drawn by W. C. Trabue, addressed to and accepted by I. H. Trabue, Hawesville, Kentucky, payable at the “ Louisville Savings Institution, ” to S. F. J. Trabue and by him indorsed.
Judgment went by default against the acceptor and indorser; but the drawer resisted, because, as he alleges, of want of proper presentment for payment, due protest or due…
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