38 Mo. 281 | Mo. | 1866
delivered the opinion of the court.
The giving of notice to the drawer and endorser of a bill of exchange, as well as presentment for demand, is unquestionably a condition precedent to fixing their liability. No precise form or particular language is necessary in the notice; but it will be sufficient, if, either by express terms or by the
From the facts appearing in the case, it is not shown that the plaintiff placed himself in such a situation with Anderson, by giving time, as would discharge the defendants, even admitting that the parties stood relatively towards each other so that the principle applying to the release of sureties, on account of delay granted to the principal debtor, could be
Upon this point, the evidence is not clear, and as the cause will be remanded, if there is evidence sh.owrffjg~tlfis, fact, it can be produced on a new trial.
Reversed and remanded.