The Cornell Law Quarterly, Volumen15Cornell University, College of Law, 1930 The Cornell Law Quarterly's contents are topical and intended to be of special relevance to to those practicing law in New York State. |
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NOTES AND COMMENT Banks and Banking : Release from liability for negligent violation of stop payment order . - An ... bank . If the notice not to pay is sufficiently definite and unequivocal , the bank pays thereafter at its peril ...
NOTES AND COMMENT Banks and Banking : Release from liability for negligent violation of stop payment order . - An ... bank . If the notice not to pay is sufficiently definite and unequivocal , the bank pays thereafter at its peril ...
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... bank so circumstanced from the results of the mere inattention , carelessness , oversighted- ness , or mistakes of its employees . " This case was expressly dis- approved by a district court of appeal in California , which held that a ...
... bank so circumstanced from the results of the mere inattention , carelessness , oversighted- ness , or mistakes of its employees . " This case was expressly dis- approved by a district court of appeal in California , which held that a ...
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... bank to its common law liability he should serve on the bank a notice both positive and unqualified , and then if the bank did not desire to assume the liability imposed by this notice it could cancel the account and terminate its ...
... bank to its common law liability he should serve on the bank a notice both positive and unqualified , and then if the bank did not desire to assume the liability imposed by this notice it could cancel the account and terminate its ...
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