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The Maryland Code Public General Laws, 1904
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ART. 13] BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND PROMISSORY NOTES. 319

27. When payable to order.
28. When payable to bearer.
29. Terms when sufficient.
30. Date of; presumption as to.
31. Ante-dated and post-dated.
32. When date may be Inserted.
33. Blanks, when may be filled.
34. Incomplete Instrument not de-
livered.
35. Delivery; when effectual; when
presumed.
36. Construction where Instrument
is ambiguous.
37. Liability of person signing in
trade or assumed name.
38. Signature by agent; authority;
how shown.
39. Liability of person signing as
agent, et cetera
-40. Signature by procuration; effect
of.
41. Effect of indorsement by infant
or corporation.
42. Forged signature; effect of.

CHAPTER III— Consideration of
Negotiable Instruments.
43. Presumption of consideration.
44 What constitutes consideration.
46. What constitutes holder for
value.
46. When lien on instrument consti-
tutes holder for value.
47. Effect of want of consideration.
48. Liability of accommodation
party.

CHAPTER IV — Negotiation.
49. What constitutes negotiation.
50. Indorsement; how made.
51. Indorsement must be of entire
instrument.
52 Kinds of indorsements.
63. Special indorsement; Indorse-
ment in blank.
54. Blank indorsement; how changed
to special indorsement.
55. When indorsement restrictive.

56. Effect of restrictive indorse-
ment; rights of indorser.
57. Qualified indorsement.
58. Conditional indorsement.
59. Indorsement of instrument pay-
able 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 mis-
spelled, et cetera.
63. Indorsement in representative
capacity.
64. Time of indorsement; presump-
tion.
65. Place of indorsement; presump-
tion.
66. Continuation of negotiable char-
acter.
67. Striking out Indorsement.
68. Transfer without indorsement;
effect of.
69. When prior party may negotiate
instrument.

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 de-
fect.
76. Rights of holder In due course.
77. When subject to original de-
fenses.
78. 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.



 

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