The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-05-20
NOTICE OF DISHONOR.

wise provided. when a negotiable instrument
has been dishOuored by non acceptance or
given to the drawer ana to each indOrser.
ana any drawer or ludprser to whom such
notice IS not given is discharged.
NJ Nv Mere an instrument Is IN
dGrSed COR accepted after maturity. the
holder must in order to charge persons sec
onGarhy Haule make a demand and give
notice Of non payment within u reasonable
time thereafter. Corwith V. Morrison, l
What is due diligence when the facts are
not disputed IS Tor the court. Parkinson
In an action by the indorsee against the
iudOrser of n prOmisSory note. which was
not presented to the maker at maturity, the
burden is upon the plainJiff TO show that the
maker had then removed from the state, or
that due diligence was used to find him or
aascertain his place Of residence. Eaton V.
Section 1913 20. The notice may be given
by or on behalf Of the holder, or by or on
behalf Of any party to the instrument who
might be compelled to pay it TO the holder,
and who. upon taking it up would have a
right to reimbursement from the party to
whom the notice is given.
NDTE-linn Y. Horton, II Wis, ISL.
Section 16IS-21. Notice of dishonor may
be given by an agent either in his own name
or in the name OF any party entitled to
give notice, whether that party be his prin-
cipal or not.
Section 1878 90. Where notice is given
by or on behalf of the holder. it enures for
the benefit Of all subsequent holders and all
prior parties who have a right of recourse
Section lGlN-23. Where notice is given
by or on behalf Of party entitled to give
notice; 1t enures Tor the benefit OF the holder
and all parties subsequent to the party to
whom notice IS given.
NOl Fine holder or bill or note may
rely, if he choose, on the responsibility of
his immediate iudorscr and need not give
notice of protest for non acceptance or non
payment 10 any previous party. Linn V.
Horton, II Wis, 1JT.
In such case ii notice be properly given
/ IN due time by the latter indorser To preyi.
| TIE holder; and he may recover from any
| OF them. Ibid.
1t IS no objection to such notice that it
! was not received 50 soon by earlier in
doFS"r as II would have been if transmitted
| it was sent with reasonable diligence py
each lnd"Fser as he received it. Ibid.
Thu same degree OF diligence must be ex-
srcisod by the fndorser in forwarding notice.
as Is Fequifed OF the holder. Ordinary dill
seIJe HuEj he usPu III pom cases. lbld.
ne .huoFNef IS not bound TO forward
holI I,E; 10 Il previous party on the same day
on Whlch ne receives 1t, but may wait until
the next DAY. ma
,i, or tNG purpose OF RECEIVING ana trans
M '.ti- Iivpli'': 'h"Se VINO hoIu hrsollanie
paper AT the time Oh protest, and those who
4AdgiSe as mere agents to collect are re-
| garded as real parties 10 the paper; the
I former as holders IN fact, and the latter
! actual lhd9rsers for value. ibid.
! ON the day note fell due at GAINESVILLE,
| IN inns state notice OF protest addressed
! se'efaIiy y II tWho had indorsed for the
LI"heIs ana ftsiIrd near JaneSvl.el to the
| PaNfrT ana 70 ihtir bankers IN New York
~" Hau respectively lhdorSed the note Tor
! 1t'e} ,,tnl VIE Sent ny man postpaid, 10
lne Iaj Ter. VINO received them and on the
sum f o,S utINI'ed 70 lhe pages the notice
Ioi lL'! u anu ~ anu on iHr. same DAY the
1880 "i " d. usu t'Ie Hotitr Tor H. 10y mail,
| PC. P"iu' 4it'ltH 10 nun al ms proper post
caiyed bv KIN, DqL IL was never re-
Tavs.s IT - ~ an az Ion by me
| unifcr hid WIN 'He
! Sa.+ior i,:-C.ot VIII. -, ..
has been disbon1rad in Tho To M uf'ient
AGENT he uov ei-her. bfrnsaif oi%,a ito a.
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notida ~ biS nri,,itai ~ % ne lI"S eve
~ Lie =" IiS ne ,+ II he give notice
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biIsaf 6 upon me t fTceP { OF SHrh motto has
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Urfffnar ar r,ar.Ir orai ,,d 49, Iil'H ~, ~
amy terms which e1,tTfainrtI,, ;ig,tff7
| strumeut ma indirIrn mai If hi,S hoo, AZ
| honorad NV non a.cartar,,n ~, ~, ,,., -
n NAV fn ali 5 IL ''r i " IN ~ iIlsnl.
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= !!,r,,, % - ~ D, i"H5n Wy mans
nor no sir,ol ana AZ W ,,.t,i iDlIte ntcd
W StE"Iu ".H an iHSuuc4tHL written
10 uo'I'G may ut SuPpivMlsiIet ana validated
~ ErlpdI coHIHiuhI yaJIoh. a mIsdeScrlptlon
-, - ~ ulat'4 uo,s nor ElIIaIe the notice
ttliSSF ny parry 20 Wh3m the notice is given
- \ ~ RI H mV ~, IIeiegy' ,
i Arnold, W., Wis, 20 But not where the
~, f ~ ,tiiS w LlIiGS from Ihe resi-
mn g VIZ IZL39"'s Pio'es'lHs IT, onitn V.
500 CIi,LI,,1on rorror % VT. ooo
-, NHeIe a note was payable ut bank In
the TItA oI NddiSUu aud an lndOFSer resided
II, III 5He Town OF Nesjport, SIX miles from
nl4"LSon ana from me residence Of the
notary who protested the note, but usually