N. C. 496; Hopkins v. Holt, 9 Wis
Categories: Constitutional
Definition (1910 Edition)
230.— Note of protest. A memorandum of the fact of protest, indorsed by the notary upon the bill, at the time, to be afterwards written out at length—Note or memorandum. The statute of frauds requires a “note or memorandum” of the particular transaction to be made in writing and signed, etc. By this is generally un-
Source: Black's Law Dictionary, 2nd Edition (1910) — Public Domain.
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