indorsee in due course
An indorsee who, in the ordinary course of business, acquires a negotiable instrument in good faith for value, before its maturity, and without knowledge of its dishonor.
indorsee in due course Read More »
An indorsee who, in the ordinary course of business, acquires a negotiable instrument in good faith for value, before its maturity, and without knowledge of its dishonor.
indorsee in due course Read More »
remote indorsee 前手的被背书人 指持有汇票、本票等票据的被背书人,就其获得该票据的背书之前所作背书中的背书人而言的一种地位。亦即被背书人相对于背书人的前手的关系。例如,甲将某一汇票转让给乙,乙将其背书转让给丙,则丙相对于甲而言,即为前手的被背书人。 remote indorsee 2 前手的被背书人 指持有汇票、本票等票据的被背书人,就其获得该票据的背书之前所作背书中的背书人而言的一种地位。亦即被背书人相对于背书人的前手的关系。例如,甲将某一汇票转让给乙,乙将其背书转让给丙,则丙相对于甲而言,即为前手的被背书人。
indorsee (in-dor-see). A person to whom a negotiable instrument is transferred by indorsement. — Also spelled endorsee. indorsee in due course. An indorsee who, in the ordinary course of business, acquires a negotiable instrument in good faith for value, before its maturity, and without knowledge of its dishonor.
indorsee in due course 手续正当的被背书人 指普通商业行为中,善意、有偿地在票据到期日前取得流通票据的人,其并不知道该票据实际上已被止付。
indorsee in due course Read More »
indorsee n. 被背书人;背书票据受让人 在票据的特别背书中被指名的人。如唯一的背书或最后的背书是空白背书〔blank indorsement〕,则票据所有人是持票人〔bearer〕。
negotiable, adj. 1. (Of a written instrument) capable of being transferred by delivery or indorsement when the transferee takes the instrument for value, in good faith, and without notice of conflicting title claims or defenses. [Cases: Bills and Notes 144. C.J.S. Bills and Notes; Letters of Credit§§ 127, 129–130, 143.] 2. (Of a deal, agreement,
en recouvrement (on ray-koo-vr[schwa]-mon). [French “for purpose of recovery”] French law. An indorsement on a bill of exchange that does not transfer the property in the bill of exchange but merely gives the indorsee the authority to recover the amount of the bill.
negotiability. The capability of commercial paper to have its title transferred by indorsement and delivery, or by delivery alone, so that the transferee has a rightful claim on it. • Negotiability (which pertains to commercial paper) differs from assignability (which pertains to contracts in general) because an assignee traditionally takes title subject to all equities,
innocent holder for value 支付对价的善意持有人 未注意到第三人对某项财产拥有衡平法上的权利或请求权,购入该项财产且已支付对价的人。 (→holder in due course;innocent indorsee)
innocent holder for value Read More »