Protest — (Continued).

certificate of, necessity..

evidence of facts stated...
by whom made; statutory provision.

notary

person not a notary.
when to be made.....
place of making..
for nonpayment, after protest for nonacceptance.
before maturity where acceptor is insolvent.
where bill is lost or destroyed

when dispensed with.....
of bill accepted for honor..

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612
613
615
615
615
616
617
618
618
619
619
623

Q.
Qualified indorsement.

what constitutes; general effect..
without recourse, effect
negotiability not affected.
liability of indorser
how made ...
intent to limit liability to be clearly expressed.
statutory provision

R.
Ratification.
of note of infant after becoming of age.

effect of
what constitutes
mere acknowledgment insufficient..
when inferred

retention of property.
of accommodation paper of corporation by stockholders.
of unauthorized signature...

must be with full knowledge..
of forged instruments; effect...

failure to repudiate signature.

51
51
52
53
53
54
137
166
167
570
571

Reasonable hour.
for presentment for payment.....

what constitutes
circumstances to control.

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450
450
451

Reasonable time.

negotiation, of instrument payable on demand...
notice of dishonor to be given within..

what is deemed....

367
502
503

Referee.

in case of need.....

581

Release.

of valid and subsisting right, sufficient consideration....

287

Secretary.

of corporation, power to issue bills and notes....

141

Service.

of notice of dishonor (see NOTICE OF DISHONOR).

Signature.

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of party may be made by agent

82
words adding description of, as agent

83
effect, when made without authority

82
by agent, how made

86, 87
representative capacity, how indicated

87, 88
illustrations

88
name of principal disclosed in instrument

89
on margin of instrument

90, 91
parol evidence to show intent

93-97
by procuration, effect

98
of maker or drawer required

162
where to be placed

163
in attestation

163
necessity; effect of failure

163
figures or mark in lieu of

164
term defined

164
of fictitious or assumed name

165
should be unambiguous and explicit

165
in the alternative

166
unauthorized, ratification of

166
must be with full knowledge

167
by two or more persons, where words “I promise," etc., are used.. 267
in trade or assumed name, liability

268
reason for rule

269
procured by fraud, instruments void

376, 377
of drawer, acceptor admits genuineness

408
forged, payment by acceptor

409
of maker, indorser warrants

425

T.
Time.
how computed; statutory provision

general rule
months

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479
479
479

Time of maturity.

fixed by statute
general rule, where instrument falls due on Sunday or holiday
how computed

474
475
470

Time of payment.
negotiable instrument to be paid on demand or at fixed future time.. 208
effect of failure to state

208
in installments, does not affect negotiability.

209
on demand, when payable

209
instrument expressing no

210
indorsement after maturity

212
determinable future, what constitutes

212
fixed period after date or sight ..

213
as affected by executory consideration

213
on or before a certain date ...

214-216
before maturity at option of holder

216
fixed period after specified event

218
after the death of a person

218
event to be one which must happen

218
contingency as to

219
on day certain, or on happening of event

220

Trade name.
liability where person signs

reason for rule

268

269

Transfer.
without indorsement

effect; equitable assignment
notice to debtor

indorsement when made does not relate back
after maturity, equities, and defenses (see DEFENSES).

347
348

350
350, 351
361-365

U.
Ultra vires.

defense, corporation not to set up
accommodation indorsement by corporation is

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135
136

Usury.

as a defense in action
statutes as to ...
new note given for one tainted with

380
380
381

Validity.
of negotiable instruments not affected by omission of date
nor to specify value received, or consideration

place of drawing or payment
warranty, negotiation by delivery or qualified indorsement

by general indorser
of instruments, what law governs
of verbal acceptance, law governing

241
241, 242
241, 243

421
427
642
645

Waiver.

of benefits of law, provision does not impair negotiability
of rights, sufficient consideration
of notice of dishonor