Note payable at particular place
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From 39 U.S. 43 - William Covington v. David a Comstock · 1840Most cited · 7 citing opinions
To maintain an action against the drawer of a note or bill payable at a particular place, it is not necessary to aver in the declaration that the note, when due, was presented at the place for payment, and was not paid; but the place of payment is a material part in the description of the note, and must be set out in the declaration.