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Abstract
X, entrusted with the safekeeping of negotiable bearer bonds of A and B, stole A's bonds. On A's request for his securities, X, purporting to deliver what was requested, delivered B's bonds. The wrongdoing was not discovered for over a year. B then sued A to recover the bonds. Held, B may recover, for A is not a purchaser for value. State ex rel. Sorenson v. Nebraska State Sav. Bank, (Neb. 1934) 255 N. W. 52.
Recommended Citation
BILLS AND NOTES - HOLDER IN DUE COURSE -ANTECEDENT OBLIGATION AS VALUE,
33
Mich. L. Rev.
630
(1935).
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