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Excerpt from Bills, Notes, and Checks: Part II. Instruction Paper
Further, a negotiable instrument taken in conditional payment of a debt is value, because the creditor's right to sue upon the debt is suspended.5 The opposite view may be found in a host of cases given by Dean Ames, 1 Cases on Bills and Notes, 667, 668, u. 1.
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