Rick Hiltz
so they are not really lending you any thing they are providing you with promissory notes
8] Jowitt�s Dictionary of English Law (1959), vol. 1, p. 201, provides in part:
A bank note is a promissory note, made by a banker, payable on demand, and intended to be used as money.
See also Byles on Bills of Exchange, 22nd ed. (1965), pp. 389-90; 3 Hals., 3rd. ed., p. 240; Raphael et al. v. Governor & Co. of Bank of England (1855), 17 C.B. 161; The Queen v. Brown (1854), reflex, 8 N.B.R. 13 (C.A.); Re Toronto Beaches Election, 1943 CanLII 79 (ON SC), [1943] O.R. 787 at p. 792, [1944] 1 D.L.R. 204 at p. 209; Suffell v. Bank of England (1882), reflex, 9 Q.B.D. 555; Gillett v. Bank of England (1889), reflex, 6 T.L.R. 9.............................
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BROOKE, J.A.:�This matter returns to this Court pursuant to leave to appeal granted by The Honourable Mr. Justice King from an order of The Honourable Mr. Justice Addy dated November 22, 1971. By this order, Addy, J., on a stated case, held in favour of the respondent, the Bank of Montreal, against�
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