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Cox Vs. National Bank

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 01, 1879

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  1. Wallace Vs. Mcconnell US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1839
  2. Bank of the United States Vs. Smith US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1826
  3. Cox v. National
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  4. Bank - 100 U.S. 704 (1879) U.S. Supreme Court Cox v. National
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  5. Bank, 100 U.S. 704 (1879) Cox v. National
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  6. G. v. Thompson
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  7. G. v. Thompson
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  8. employment in said city. The plaintiff then introduced evidence tending to show that the original bill was sent to G. V. Thompson
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  9. is so firmly settled, says Marshall, C.J., that no authority need be cited to support the proposition. Magruder v. Bank
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  10. The Juniata Bank v. Hale
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  11. Picquet v. Curtis
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  12. are added, no presentment there at maturity or afterwards is necessary to charge such a party. Foden & Slater v. Sharp
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  13. Wolcott v. Van
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  14. is not inconsistent with the rule that a written instrument cannot be varied by parol evidence. Brent's Exrs. v. The
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  15. designated, and was ready and offered to pay the money, it is matter of defense to be pleaded and proved. Wallace v. McConnell
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  16. Rowe v. Young
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  17. by agreement, or something appearing in the instrument to indicate a different intention. Bank of the United States v. Smith
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  18. payable when it fell due at the place designated by the address as the place where the acceptance took place. Halstead v. Skelton
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  19. McClane v. Fitch
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  20. place of business, as presumable from such address, or at the residence of either of the firm. Otsego County Bank v. Warren
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  21. of the maker or acceptor is elsewhere, the holder is not bound to make demand anywhere except in that town. Smith v. Little
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  22. Boot v. Franklin
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  23. Hine v. Allely
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  24. pleading that fact and payment of the money into court will be a bar to the recovery of interest and cost. Hills v. Place
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  25. Caldwell v. Cassidy
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  26. though no mention was made of any dwelling, store, or place of business where the bill should be presented. Freese v. Brownell
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  27. Carter v. Smith
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  28. U.S. Supreme Court Cox v. National
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  29. Magruder v. Bank
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  30. Foden & Slater v. Sharp
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  31. Brent's Exrs. v. The
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  32. Halstead v. Skelton
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  33. Otsego County Bank v. Warren
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  34. Smith v. Little
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  35. Hills v. Place
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  36. Freese v. Brownell
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