¶1A blank indorsement upon the back of a note of the promisee’s name, cannot operate as an assignment of any other note than that on the back of which it is written, although there be other notes writen upon the same piece of paper; and that a blank indorsement at most, only gives the indorsee authority to write over it a power to collect it, and an assignment of the property with a warranty that the money is due. As to whether the County Court erred in not admitting parol testimony for the purpose mentioned in the bill of exceptions, tins court made no determination.
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Wadhams v. Vanderworken
Decided January 15, 1792
Supreme Court of Connecticut · decided 1792-01-15
<p>A Wank indorsement can extend to no note but that on which it . is made — that it extends only to a power to collect and convert the money, and that the same is due.</p>
Decided 1792-01-15