Defendant having accepted a bill drawn by procuration in the name of a person deceased, and handed it, indorsed in that name to a third party, held liable to that party ; and held no defence that the consideration was goods, assets of the deceased, in the possession of the endorsee, and that the bill was on an understanding that the indorsee should take out a adminiistration to his estate in the absence of evidence of an express agreement to that effect.
Judges:
Mellor J
Citations:
[1862] EngR 3 (B), (1862) 3 F and F 183
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Appeal from – Ashpitel, Executor Of James Peto v Bryan QBD 20-Jan-1863
Estoppel. Bill of exchange. Acceptor. Denial of indorsement. – Declaration by the executor of B. upon a bill of exchange purporting to be drawn by A. and accepted by the defendant, and indorsed by A. to B. Plea, that A. did not indorse the bill. It . .
See Aslo – Ashpitel, Executor Of James Peto v Bryan CEC 14-Jun-1864
Bill of exchange. Acceptor. Denial of indorsement. Account stated. – Declaration by the executor of B. upon a bill of exchange purporting to be drawn by A. and accepted by the defendant, and indorsed by A. to B. ; with a count upon accounts stated. . .
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Contract, Estoppel
Updated: 02 May 2022; Ref: scu.286169