noting
Definitions from Case Law · United States Supreme Court
Definitions from Case Law
From 47 U.S. 23 - Bailey v. Dozier · 1848Most cited · 8 citing opinions
a bill of exchange
if the bill has been duly presented for acceptance, or payment, and dishonored, and a minute made, at the time, of the steps taken, which is called noting the bill, the protest may be drawn up in form afterwards, at the convenience of the notary. And it has been held, if drawn up at any time before the trial, it will be sufficient... The minute contains a brief record of the facts which transpired on presenting the bill, and the protest, as subsequently made out, is but an extension of them in the customary form.
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