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Bills And Notes - False Impersonation - Effect Of Absence Of Prior Negotiations With Impostor, Edward D. Ransom
Bills And Notes - False Impersonation - Effect Of Absence Of Prior Negotiations With Impostor, Edward D. Ransom
Michigan Law Review
The plaintiff obtained a draft drawn on defendant bank with the plaintiff as payee, and indorsed by her in blank. The draft was for payment of a condemnation award to be sold at a discount through a broker. The plaintiff's husband, acting as her agent, went to the broker's office with his attorney. A man came in and was introduced, by one acting as his attorney, as Harry Wolter, the owner of the award. Thereupon plaintiff's husband handed the draft to his attorney, who wrote over the blank indorsements "pay to the order of Harry Wolter." There were no further …