Griswold v. Laverty
3 Duer 690
Opinion
The complaint was upon a promissory note, made by Coffee and Cutter, payable to the order of Daniel T. Youngs, and endorsed in blank by the latter, and also by the defendant.
On a demurrer to the complaint, the latter was held to be good, and the points above stated were decided at General Term. The case, with the opinion of the court, is reported in the N. Y. Leg. Ob. vol. 12, p. 316.
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