99 Ga. 258 | Ga. | 1896
1. Where a promissory note executed solely for the accommodation of a bank, and intended by the makers to be used for its benefit only, was made payable to the order of its cashier and indorsed in blank, the mere fact that the president of that bank negotiated the note for his own personal benefit to a third person who knew he was such president, would not of itself be notice to that person that this action of