Section 40 of NIA : Section 40: Discharge Of Indorser'S Liability
NIA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine Sarah holds a promissory note which has been indorsed several times. The last indorsement is by Jack, making him liable to Sarah if the note is not paid. Sarah, without Jack's consent, deliberately tears off a part of the note that includes an indorsem...
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