Schoen v. Houghton
50 Cal. 528
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Schoen v. Houghton, 50 Cal. 528 (Cal. 1875).
Opinion
We are of opinion that the circumstances attending the assignment to the plaintiff of the note of September 1, 1871, as found by the court below, are not, under the rules applicable to the transfer of negotiable paper, sufficient to impugn the title of the plaintiff as being a bona fide holder for value.
Judgment affirmed.
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