
The Negotiable Instruments Law, from the Draft Prepared for the Commissioners on Uniformity of Laws and Enacted in Many States
1916. 290p. by John J Crawford
The document provides a comprehensive list of legal cases along with their citations, highlighting significant cases such as Quiller v. Boynton, Frederick v. Spokane Grain Co., and Freeman's Bank v. National Tube Works. It serves as a reference for legal professionals seeking to understand precedents related to negotiable instruments and their applications across different jurisdictions.
In discussing the New York statute on negotiable instruments, the document notes that changes have been made to ensure consistency with statutes in other states. It also points out errors that occurred during the engrossing process, which are indicated by asterisks, suggesting that careful attention is needed when interpreting these legal texts.
Furthermore, the document emphasizes that prior statutes concerning bills and notes have generally been repealed, although some exceptions are acknowledged. This indicates a shift in legal frameworks and the importance of staying updated on current laws governing negotiable instruments to ensure compliance and proper legal practice.