Dowd v. Aaron

Court of Appeals of South Carolina

Dowd v. Aaron

20 S.C.L. 531

DecidedJanuary 15, 1835

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Dowd v. Aaron, 20 S.C.L. 531 (S.C. Ct. App. 1835).

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An indorsement of a note in the following words, “ I indorse the within note to J. R. unconditionally,” means nothing more than that there should be no restriction, enlargement or qualification of the indorser’s liability, beyond what was to be in ferred from the mere fact of indorsement, and does not dis. pense with the necessity of proving due diligence by demand on the maker and notice to the indorser.

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An indorsement of a note in the following words, “ I indorse the within note to J. R. unconditionally,” means nothing more than that there should be no restriction, enlargement or qualification of the indorser’s liability, beyond what was to be in ferred from the mere fact of indorsement, and does not dis. pense with the necessity of proving due diligence by demand on the maker and notice to the indorser.

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