demand on maker
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From 22 U.S. 598 - George McGruder v. The President Directors and Company of the Bank of Washington · 1824Most cited · 17 citing opinions
a demand on the maker is, in general, indispensable; and that demand must be made at his place of abode or place of business. That it should be strictly personal, in the language of the submission, is not required: it is enough if it is at his place of abode, or, generally, at the place where he ought to be found.