 | Georgia. Supreme Court - 1847 - 556 lehte
...pre-existing debt does constitute a valuable consideration, as applicable to negotiable instruments. Assuming it to be true, (which, however, may well...antecedent parties, of which he has no notice, only when he receives it in the usual course of trade and business for a valuable consideration before it... | |
 | Joseph Story - 1847 - 704 lehte
...consideration in the sense of the general rule already stated, as applicable to negotiable instruments. Assuming it to be true, (which, however, may well...equities between the antecedent parties, of which he has nn notice, only where he receives it in the usual course of trade and business for a valuable consideration,... | |
 | Georgia. Supreme Court - 1848 - 712 lehte
...consideration, in the sense of the general rule already stated, as applicable to negotiable' instruments. Assuming it to be true (which however may well admit...the holder of a negotiable instrument is unaffected by the equities between the antecedent parties of which he has no notice, only where he receives it... | |
 | Joseph Story - 1851 - 794 lehte
...consideration in the sense of the general rule already stated, as applicable to negotiable instruments. Assuming it to be true, (which, however, may well...business, for a valuable consideration, before it becomes doe: we are prepared to say, that receiving it in payment of, or as security for, a preexisting debt,... | |
 | 1880 - 554 lehte
...instruments. Assuming it to bo true (which, however, may well admit of some doubt from Lhe generality of tho language) that the holder of a negotiable instrument is unaffected with the equities between antecedent parties, of which he has no notice, only where he receives it in the usual course of trade... | |
 | John Innes Clark Hare - 1871 - 952 lehte
...consideration in the sense of the general rule already stated, as applicable to negotiable instruments. Assuming it to be true (which, however, may well admit...between the *antecedent •" parties, of which he lias no notice, only where he receives it in the usual course of trade and business fora valuable consideraton,... | |
 | Louisiana. Supreme Court - 1874 - 980 lehte
...consideration in the sense of the general rule already stated, as applicable to negotiable instruments. Assuming it to be true (which, however, may well admit...language) that the holder of a negotiable instrument ia unaffected with the equities between the antecedent parties, of which he has no notice, only where... | |
 | 1875 - 788 lehte
...consideration, in the sense of the general rule, as applicable to negotiable instruments. Assuming it to be true that the holder of a negotiable instrument is unaffected...antecedent parties of which he has no notice only when he receives it in the usual course of trade and business for a valuable consideration before it... | |
 | 1880 - 556 lehte
...consideration in the sense of the general rule already stated as applicable to negotiable instruments. Assuming it to be true (which, however, may well admit...instrument is unaffected with the equities between anteceden'! parties, of which ho has no notice, only whero he receives it in tho usual courso of trade... | |
 | James Barr Ames - 1881 - 932 lehte
...consideration in the sense of the general rule already stated, as applicable to negotiable instruments. Assuming it to be true (which, however, may well admit...usual course of trade and business for a valuable conlidation, before it becomes due, we are prepared to say that receiving it in payment of or as security... | |
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And we have no hesitation in saying that a pre-existing debt does constitute a valuable consideration in the sense of the general rule already stated as applicable to negotiable instruments. Assuming it to be true (which, however, may well admit of some... 
