87 Ala. 563 | Ala. | 1888
This instruction not to pay, by which the drawer brought dishonor on his own paper, was equally a good excuse for failure to protest the bill; the rule being that, generally, whatever will in law excuse, or amount to a waiver of notice
The charge given by the court recognized these principles, while the instructions refused, on request of the defendant, either ignored, or were in direct conflict with them.
The rulings of the court are free from error, and the judgment is affirmed.