Payment.
in money, negotiability depends on.....

certainty as to amount...
of interest, does not affect negotiability.
in installments, negotiability not affected.
time of, rule as to.....

when payable on demand..
when no time is expressed.

indorsement after maturity...
determinable future, what constitutes.

fixed period after date or sight..
on or before certain date......
before maturity at option of holder.
fixed period after specified event....
upon the death of a person...
contingency as to.....
on day certain, or before in certain event.

extension, effect of........
to order or bearer, instrument to provide for..
presentment for (see PRESENTMENT FOR PAYMENT)

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198
199
201
208
209
210
212
212

213
214-216

216
218
218
219
220
220
221
438

Place of payment.

omission to specify, immaterial......

PAGE.

243

Place of presentment.
proper, what is (see PRESENTMENT FOR PAYMENT).

statutory provision

451
453

Possession.

prima facie evidence of ownership ..
of instrument, presentment for payment.

391
449

Post-dated instruments.

provisions as to..
checks, post-dating does not affect validity.

246
247

Pre-existing debt.

constitutes value
as consideration for transfer of instrument..

when transfer is made in full payment.
holder of note as collateral, a holder for value.

287
288
289
308

Presentment for acceptance.
when required; statutory provision.

585
of bills payable after sight.....

586
not required, of bills payable on day certain.

586
within reasonable time.

587
what constitutes

587
how made; statutory provision.

588
to whom to be made.

589
proper place

589
days on which to be made.

590
where time is insufficient

590
excused, when; statutory provision (see PRESENTMENT FOR PAY-

MENT)
dishonor by nonacceptance

591
duty of holder..

592
rights of holder.

592

Presentment for payment.

to executors and administrators....
to member of firm........
necessity for; statutory provision.
principal debtor, not necessary to bind.

effect of failure.. ..

need not be alleged or proved...
drawer and indorsers, necessary to bind...

to bind accommodation indorser...

of municipal orders and drafts.
guarantor, not necessary to bind...

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132
439
440
441
441
442
443
444
445

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Presentment for payment - (Continued).
when to be made; statutory provision..

payable on day specified....
payable on demand....

when instrument bears interest.
interest payable semi-annually.

without interest
indorsement after maturity..
sufficiency; statutory provision

by whom made ..
when holder is dead.
at reasonable hour..

what constitutes

circumstances to control.
proper place

to whom made, generally.
proper place; statutory provision.

when place is specified...
place not specified, but address given...
place and address not specified.....

at usual place of business or residence.

removal, or change of residence..
instrument must be exhibited. ....

where payment is refused on other grounds.
bank, when instrument payable at.

presentment at, generally.
when note is at....
during business hours....

where debtor has no funds at.
when principal debtor is dead....
to partners, general rule....

after dissolution
to joint debtors...
drawer, when not required to bind.

lack of sufficient funds.....
exceptions to rule....
reasonable grounds to expect payment.

what constitute
indorser, when not required to bind.

where he is party accommodated.
delay, when excused; statutory provision.

existence of malignant disease.

sickness of holder..
when dispensed with; statutory provision.
reasonable diligence, exercise of..

to ascertain residence, etc., of maker, etc..

what constitutes
insolvency of principal debtor.
waiver, what constitutes...

express or implied...

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446

446
446, 447

447
447
448
448
449
449
450
450
451
451
452
453
453
455
456
456
456
457
458
459
459
459
460
461

461
461, 462

462
463
464
464
464
465
465
466
466
467
467
467
468

468
468, 469

469

470
470, 471

471

Presentment for payment (Continued).
instrument falling due on Sunday or holiday..

on Saturday
days of grace abolished.

how computed
computation of time..
to acceptor for honor, how made.

delay in making.
of check

effect of delay..

reasonable time for.
law governing

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475
474, 476

478
479
624
624
630
630
632
649

President.

of corporation, power to issue bills and notes

141

Presumption.
of sanity

56
as to authority of public agents.....

102
in favor of validity of partnership paper ..

109
against authority of member to bind firm by accommodation paper. 119
corporation paper, in favor of validity.

137
as to date of instrument.

246
of valid delivery

260
conclusive as to bona fide holders

260
of intent to deliver, by placing signature on instrument.

261
as to consideration; statutory rule..

301
of nonnegotiable instruments

302
effect of use of words " value received ”.

303
as to time of indorserient

342
place of indorsement

343
when indorsement was made at inception..

343
that holder is holder in due course...

390, 391
effect when fraud, etc., is shown.

393
possession prima facie evidence of ownership..

391
as to good faith....

392
when full value is paid...

396
as to order of liability of indorsers.

430
as to alterations in instruments.

559, 560
signature of drawer, rebuttal..

574
certificate of protest by notary

613
rebuttal of

614

Procuration.

signature of agent by.....

98

Promise to pay.

must be contained in promissory note
words of promise required...
“good for," sufficient.

Promise to pay — (Continued).

illustrations of forms of words indicating..
bare acknowledgment of debt insufficient...
word "payable" imports..
must be unconditional.
conditional, examples of..
when unconditional; statutory provision.

containing indication of particular funds.
statement of transaction...

statement of consideration
out of particular fund, conditional..

illustrations and instances.

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173
174
175
177
182

182
182, 184
184, 185

186
186, 187

Promissory note.

definition
not essentially negotiable..
origin and development..
Statute of 3 & 4 Anne, chap 9.
parties; maker and payee....
certificates of deposit, if negotiable, are
must contain words of promise.....
requisites to render negotiable (see NEGOTIABILITY)
form of
due bill as
bare acknowledgment insufficient...
must be payable in money, to be negotiable.
payable in currency or current funds..

in foreign money.
in money or merchandise..

and additional act.
certainty as to amount.
negotiability as an essential element...
bill drawn by drawer upon himself declared on as.
by agent, etc., on his principal....
bill of exchange when treated as...

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18
20
22
27
169
161

168
170, 172

173

188
191, 192

194
195
196
198
222
225
225
581

Protest.

meaning of term as distinguished from notice of dishonor (see
NOTICE OF DISHONOR)......

486
waiver, waives notice and demand..

525
for nonacceptance or nonpayment

530
means what

610
of foreign bill, necessary

609
effect of failure.

609
why required

610
how made; statutory provision.

611
requirements generally

611
contain copy of instrument..

611
notarial seal

611
time and place of presentment..

612