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Banking and Finance Law

University of Michigan Law School

1933

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Bills And Notes - Holders In Due Course - Notice To A Corporation Jan 1933

Bills And Notes - Holders In Due Course - Notice To A Corporation

Michigan Law Review

The plaintiff, as assignee of certain negotiable bonds, brought replevin to recover the same from the defendant who had acquired them as collateral on certain loans made to the thieves. The plaintiff proved that blanket notices of the theft had been sent to a number of banks, including the defendant bank, before the bonds were accepted as collateral, thereby raising a presumption that the notice was received by the mailing clerk of the bank. The officers of the defendant trust company denied having seen the notice or having knowledge of it at the time of the acceptance. Held, since …