Cony v. Wheelock
33 Me. 366
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Bluebook
Cony v. Wheelock, 33 Me. 366 (Me. 1851).
Opinion
A valid title to a negotiable promissory note, payable to a copartnership firm, may be transferred by an indorsement made in the name of the firm, by one of the copartners, though after a dissolution of the copartnership, if such dissolution was unknown to the indorsee.
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