Israelstam and Another v Pillimer [1911] ZATPD 124 (1 September 1911)

Reported
Flynote

Bills of Exchange - lndorsement - By Company - What is sufficient for Provisional Sentence - Procl.11 of 1902, sec.90

 

Case summary

A note made in favour of a limited company and indorsed by a stamp which purports to be the stamp of the said company, is sufficiently indorsed by the company, under sec.90 of Proclamation 11 of 1902, to enable a person to sue provisionally on the note without liquid proof that the stamp is the stamp of the company. The onus of proving that it is not, rests upon the defendant.

 


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