Robinson v. Brown

Indiana Supreme Court

Robinson v. Brown

4 Blackf. 128, 1835 Ind. LEXIS 53

DecidedDecember 5, 1835

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Robinson v. Brown, 4 Blackf. 128, 1835 Ind. LEXIS 53 (Ind. 1835).

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A PROMISSORY note, executed by Hyland T. Brown and Alexander Gregg and payable to Joseph S. Burr, was endorsed by the payee as follows: “ Mr. Gregg,—Pay the within to Jesse Robinson. (Signed) Joseph S. Burr." Held, that this endorsement did not transfer the legal ownership of the note to Robinson, and authorise him to maintain a suit on it against the makers or either of them, in his own name.

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A PROMISSORY note, executed by Hyland T. Brown and Alexander Gregg and payable to Joseph S. Burr, was endorsed by the payee as follows: “ Mr. Gregg,—Pay the within to Jesse Robinson. (Signed) Joseph S. Burr." Held, that this endorsement did not transfer the legal ownership of the note to Robinson, and authorise him to maintain a suit on it against the makers or either of them, in his own name.

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