...the money ; it was adjudged that he could not recover it back from the fair indorsee. So where in an action by the indorsee of a bill of exchange against the acceptor, the plaintiff rested on the proof of the acceptance, t lie defendant offered to prove it a forged bill,...

...void in its creation. Jordaine v. Lashbrooke. 7 Term Rep. 601. (And see 5 Term Kep, 679, 80.) 77 In an action by the indorsee of a bill of exchange against the acceptor, the latter cannot call the <tra\wr iudorser as a witness (because interested) to prove that the plaintiff...

...a competent witness to invalidate a security, which he himself has given ; but subsequently, in an action by the indorsee of a bill of exchange against the acceptor, Lord Kenyan, Chief Justice, observed, that there were different opinions about this case, and held...

...effectual as an absolute one, if the condition be complied with. Miln v. Prcst. Page 181 2. In :'n action by the indorsee of a bill of exchange against...although the bill had been drawn more than six years, lhe plaintiff was not entitled to recover without producing it at the trial. /.<../<• v. Smith. 144...

...whereas, in the above case, they were payable to bearer. 1 1'oole r. Smith, 1 Holt's CNP 14*. In an action by the indorsee of a bill of exchange, against...bill, which was indorsed in blank, had been lost, and it was held, that although tbe consideration of the bill1; and even «in express pro- vi. ofthei»»of...

...acceptance of a bill of exchange payable at a particular place. The case of Lyon v. Sundius (o), was an action by the indorsee of a bill of exchange against the acceptor ; the declaration stated only a general acceptance. It was precisely this case, the acceptance being...

...action brought, and notice of trial, the biH, which was indorsed in blank, had been lost, and it was held, that although the bill had been drawn more than six years, the plaintif!' was not entitled to recover, without producing it at the trial ; and per (¿ibbs, CJupon...

...iu production at the trial of an action thereon. Pearson v. Hutchinsou, 6 Esp. C. 126. ' vllSu in an action by the indorsee of a bill of exchange against...although the bill had been drawn more than six years, the plaintiff was not entitled to recover without producing it at the trial. Poole >, Smith, 1'Hdt;...

...against the person to whom it was given." So, in the case of Fleming v. Simpson, (z ) which was also an action by the indorsee of a bill of exchange against the acceptor. This bill was drawn by Fleming, Goodall, and Co., and accepted by the defendant for the amount of a...

...acceptance of a bill of exchange payable at a particular place. The case of Lyon v. Sundius-]-, was an action by the indorsee of a bill of exchange against the acceptor ; the declaration stated only a general acceptance. It was precisely this case, the accepttance being...