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1 - 2 of 2 (0.15 seconds)Sankaran Subban Patter And Ors. vs Mangalasheri Kunhu Moidu Musaliar And ... on 27 July, 1909
108 at p. 110, and Sankara Subban Pattar v. Mangalaseri Kunhu [1910] 33 Mad. 34 at p. 35, where this Court observed that if, after the execution of an "on demand" promissory-note, the holder of the promissory-note made demands on the maker, then a subsequent indorsee from such holder could not be said to be a holder in due course" within the meaning of Section 9. However, as I said, it is unnecessary for me to decide in this particular case this point, as I have found that the lower appellate Court was entitled to come to the finding that the plaintiff had notice before he took endorsement of the defect of title of defendants 4 and 5 to the promissory-note in question.
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