Bank v. Spell

CourtListener 7468999ScctappApr 15, 1834

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An agreement by the drawer and endorsers of a bill with the holder, before the bill became due, that the holder should take any security that the acceptor could give, or make any arrangement he thought proper to secure the payment, without affecting their liabilities, does not dispense with the necessity of a demand on the acceptor, and notice of non-payment.

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