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Dishonor of Cheque - cheques have been endorsed in favour of the plaintiff - The effect of an endorsement of a Negotiable Instrument with the endorsements as illustrated above has the effect of transferring to the endorsee the property therein with the right to further negotiate. However, the endorsement may expressly restrict or exclude such a right or merely constitute an endorsee right of further negotiation - the plaintiff has not proved the endorsement in the manner known to law and the Judgment of the Trial Court which has elaborately considered this issue does not require any interference. - HC
Dishonor of Cheque - cheques have been endorsed in favour of the plaintiff - The effect of an endorsement of a Negotiable Instrument with the endorsements as illustrated above has the effect of transferring to the endorsee the property therein with the right to further negotiate. However, the endorsement may expressly restrict or exclude such a right or merely constitute an endorsee right of further negotiation - the plaintiff has not proved the endorsement in the manner known to law and the Judgment of the Trial Court which has elaborately considered this issue does not require any interference. - HC
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