63 N.Y.S. 265 | N.Y. Sup. Ct. | 1900
The Negotiable Instrument Act (Laws of 1897, chap. 612, § 114), in regard to “ irregular indorsers,” applies only, to those who place their signatures as indorsers to negotiable paper “ before delivery ” to the payee. In such cases the act creates a presumption that having indorsed the instrument before delivery to the payee, that they did so with the intention of becoming liable to the payee, the obligation becoming complete only after such de
Motion denied, without costs.