12 Mass. 450 | Mass. | 1815
delivered the opinion of the Court. It is very clear that the neglect of the plaintiff to give notice to the defendant of the non-payment of the note which had been indorsed to him has discharged the defendant from his liability as indorser;
But he lost the benefit of his tender, by insisting on a receipt in full of all demands, which the plaintiff was not obliged to give him.
M'Kenney vs. Crawford, 8 Serg. & R. 351. — Poole vs. Tolleson, 1 M'Cord, 199.
Glascott vs. Day, 5 Esp. 48. — Hegham vs. Baddeley, Gow, 213. — Ryder vs. Townsend, 7 D. & R. 119.—Strong vs. Honey, 3 Bing. 304--Evans vs. Judkins, 4 Cowp. 156. — Huxham vs. Smith, 4 Cowp. 21. — Loving vs. Cooke, 3 Pick. 48. — Saunders et al. vs. Frost, 5 Pick 259 — Laing vs. Meader, 1 Car. & P. 257.