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ARTICLE XXXV.

BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND PROMISSORY NOTES; BILLS

OF LADING, STORAGE RECEIPTS AND

ELEVATOR RECEIPTS.

BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND PROMISSORY NOTES.

1. Damages on foreign bills of exchange pro- tested 2 What indorser paying to have right to re- cover 3 By whom to be protested 4. Damages on inland bills of exchange pro- tested 5 What indorser paying to have right to re- cover.

6 Protest for non-acceptance or non-payment; evidence 7 Protest stating notice to be evidence of such notice 8 Judgment on negotiable instruments not reversible because indorsed in blank 9 Suit allowed on lost note, bill, etc, instru- ment to be accounted for, contents

LEGAL HOLIDAYS.

10 When notes or bills maturing on holidays payable, and when notice of dishonor given

11 Certain holidays falling on Sunday, when notes and bills maturing on Monday fol- lowing payable, and when notice of dis- honor given

BILLS OF LADING AND STORAGE RECEIPTS.

12 Bills of lading, storage receipts, etc, de- clared negotiable unless the contrary be expressly provided on the face thereof 13. Effect of such instruments as evidence 14 Acceptances, vouchers, etc, declared ne- gotiable unless the contrary be expressly provided on the face thereof 15 Meaning of term, issued.

16 Issuing bills of lading, receipt, etc, forbid- den in certain cases, penalty 17 Second receipt, voucher, etc, not to be is- sued till first is cancelled, goods to be delivered only on certain conditions; penalty, duplicate 18. Certain claims, rights, etc, saved

ELEVATOR RECEIPTS.
19 Legal Import of elevator receipts

BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND PROMISSORY NOTES.
1. The owner or holder of every bill of exchange drawn in this State on any person, corporation, or company in any foreign country, and regularly protested, shall have a right to recover so much cur- rent money as will purchase a good bill of exchange of the same time of payment, and upon the same place, at the current exchange of such bill, and also fifteen per cent, damages upon the value of the principal sum mentioned in such bill, and costs of protest, together with legal interest upon the value of the principal sum therein men- tioned from the time of protest until the principal and damages are paid and satisfied.	Art 14, s 1. 1785, c 38, s 1. Damages on protested bills of exchange, foreign 2 H & J 396, 2 Howard, 736, 5 Howard, 382.
2. If any indorser of such bill shall pay to the owner or holder of such bill the value of the principal, and the damages and interest aforesaid, he shall have the right to recover the sum paid with legal	Id s 2 1785, c 38, s 1 What Indorser paying, to have right to recover.