Marvin v. Slaughter

Indiana Supreme Court

Marvin v. Slaughter

4 Blackf. 529, 1838 Ind. LEXIS 76

CourtIndiana Supreme Court

DecidedJune 4, 1838

StatusPublished

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Marvin v. Slaughter, 4 Blackf. 529, 1838 Ind. LEXIS 76 (Ind. 1838).

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IN assumpsit by the assignee of a promissory note against the maker, the declaration set out the indorsement as follows: “ And the said A. (the payee) then and there, under his own proper hand, indorsed and delivered the said promissory note to the plaintiff. By means whereof,” áre. Special demurrer to the declaration, because it does not state that the note was assigned by indorsement thereon under the hand of the payee. Held, that there was no ground for the demurrer.

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IN assumpsit by the assignee of a promissory note against the maker, the declaration set out the indorsement as follows: “ And the said A. (the payee) then and there, under his own proper hand, indorsed and delivered the said promissory note to the plaintiff. By means whereof,” áre. Special demurrer to the declaration, because it does not state that the note was assigned by indorsement thereon under the hand of the payee. Held, that there was no ground for the demurrer.

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