Continental National Bank v. Folsom
Supreme Court of Georgia
- Promissory Notes. Indorsement. Notice. Practice in Supreme Court. Charge of Court. Verdict Before Judge HlLLYER. Fulton Superior Court. April Term, 1881. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Crawford, Justice.
1. The Continental National Bank of New York sued Hape as maker and L. B. Folsom as indorser, upon a promissory note payable at the City Bank of Atlanta. Folsom, among other pleas, filed one setting up want of notice of non-payment and protest, as required by law. The evidence being in, the judge charged the jury, among other things, that if a demand for payment was made at the bank, and the same refused, and that thereupon the note was duly protested for non-payment, and notice given the 'indorser, as required by law, of the demand, refusal and protest for such non-payment,…
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