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A concise practitioner’s treatise on the English law of cheques at the turn of the twentieth century: negotiation and indorsement, crossings, forged signatures, the protection of bankers, the relation of banker and customer, and the limitation of actions, with full tables of cases and statutes and a detailed index. Eric Russell Watson (1879-1927), barrister of the Inner Temple, wrote what remains a clear window into Edwardian banking practice. Faithful facsimile of the third edition, London, Sweet and Maxwell, 1904.
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