...fact drawn in England, and is therefore void for want of a stamp, it is not sufficient barely to 12. In an action by the indorsee' against the drawer of a bill of exchange, it is sufficient to prove that the defendant had notice of the dishonour of the bill from the acceptor. Roshcr...

...there is not any doubt of his having come by it fairly, bona jide, and for a valuable consideration." In an action by the indorsee against the drawer of a bill of exchange 1 , if it appears that the defendant drew the bill without consideration, and under iluress, or that...

...there is not any doubt of his having come by it fairly, bona fide, and for a valuable consideration." In an action by the indorsee against the drawer of a bill of exchange 1 , if it appears that the defendant drew the bill without consideration, and under duress, or that...

...Law said he was perfectly satisfied with the decision. Wffen f . Roberts, 1 Esp. Rep. 26l. This was an action by the indorsee against the drawer of a bill of exchange accepted by one Yatcs. The defence set up was, that the bill was an accommodation one, and that the...

...is bound to prove what consideration he gave for it. Rees v. Marquis of Headford, 2 Camp. 574. 136. In an action by the indorsee against the drawer of a bill of exchange, if it appears that the defendant drew the bill, without consideration, and under duress, it is incumbent...

...Cathenaood and Another, Adminiitrators de bonis non, v. Chabaud, H. 3 & 4 G. 4. 15O ,• Page 146 6. In an action by the indorsee against the drawer of a bill of exchange the plaintiff did not prove any notice of dishonour to the defendant, but gave in evidence an agreement...

...there is not any doubt of his having come by it fairly, bond fide, and for a valuable consideration. In an action by the indorsee against the drawer of a bill of exchange k , if it appears that the defendant drew the bill without consideration, and under duress, or that...

...note, he is not a competent witii'.-ss fur the cluftndant. Maundrell v. Kennen, l Camp. 408 u. 86. In an action by the indorsee against the drawer of a bill of exchange, a prior indorser is a competent witness to prove that the defendant promised to pay the bill after...

...succeeded or failed, was admitted against the defendant, to prove the fact of notice. 5 But it was decided, in an action by the indorsee against the drawer of a bill, that one of the acceptors could not be admitted to prove compensation by a bill drawn by the acceptors...

...objection taken at the trial, and cited Jones v. Morgan (a\ where Lord EUenborough held, that where in an action by the indorsee against the drawer of a bill of exchange; the declaration contained an averment of acceptance, the plaintiff was bound to prove it. (n) 2 Ci.mp....