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52. Kinds of indorsements.
53. Special indorsement; indorsement in
blank.
54. Blank indorsement; how changed to
special indorsement.
55. When indorsement restrictive.
56. Effect of restrictive indorsement;
rights of indorser.
57. Qualified indorsement.
58. Conditional indorsement.
59. Indorsement of instrument payable to
bearer.
60. Indorsement when payable to two or
more persons.
61. Effect of instrument drawn or indorsed
to a person as cashier.
62. Indorsement where name is misspelled,
et cetera.
63. Indorsement in representative 'capa-
city.
64. Time of indorsement; presumption.
65. Place of indorsement; presumption.
66. Continuation of negotiable character.
67. Striking out indorsement.
68. Transfer without indorsement; effect
of.
69. When prior party may negotiate in-
strument.
CHAPTER V. — Rights of Holder.
70. Right of holder to sue; payment.
71. What constitutes a holder in due
course.
72. When person not deemed holder in
due course.
73. Notice before full amount paid.
74. When title defective.
75. What constitutes notice of defect.
76. Rights of holder in due course.
77. When subject to original defenses.
7S. Who deemed holder in due course.
CHAPTER VI. — Liabilities of Parties.
79. Liability of maker.
80. Liability of drawer.
81. Liability of acceptor.
82. When person deemed indorser.
83. Liability of irregular indorser.
84. Warranty; where negotiation by de-
livery, et cetera.
85. Liability of general indorsers.
86. Liability of indorser where paper nego-
tiable by delivery.
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87. Order in which indorsers are liable.
88. Liability of agent or broker.
CHAPTER VII. — Presentment for Payment.
89. Effect of want of demand on princi-
pal debtor.
90. Presentment where instrument is not
payable on demand.
91. What constitutes a sufficient present-
ment.
92. Place of presentment.
93. Instrument must be exhibited.
94. Presentment where instrument pay-
able at bank.
95. Presentment where principal debtor
is dead.
96. Presentment to persons liable as part-
ners.
97. Presentment to joint debtors.
98. When presentment not required to
charge the drawer.
99. When presentment not required to
charge the indorser.
100. When delay in making presentment
is excused.
101. When presentment may be dispensed
with.
102. When instrument dishonored by non-
payment.
103. Liability of person secondarily liable,
when instrument dishonored.
104. Time of maturity.
105. Time; how computed.
106. Rule where instrument payable at
bank.
107. What constitutes payment in due
course.
CHAPTER VIII. — Notice of dishonor.
108. To whom notice of dishonor must be
given.
109. By whom given.
110. Notice given by agent.
111. Effect of notice given on behalf of
holder.
112. Effect where notice is given by party
entitled thereto.
113. When agent may give notice.
114. When notice sufficient.
115. Form of notice.
116. To whom notice may be given.
117. Notice where party is dead.
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