18 P.2d 472 (Colo. 1933), 12989, Updike v. People

Citation: 18 P.2d 472, 92 Colo. 125

Opinion Judge: 7. The fact that the several receiving banks through whose hands the check passed, stamped it, 'Prior endorsements guaranteed,' is argued by defendant's counsel in its bearing on the question of when and where title passed. The banks of course were all innocent, but as to defendant, no honestly obtained title to the check ever did pass from the pro

Party Name: UPDIKE v. PEOPLE.

Attorney: Dean Driscoll, of Boise, Idaho, and John L. Noonan and W. F. Noonan, both of Glenwood Springs, for plaintiff in error. Clarence L. Ireland, Atty. Gen., and Wallace S. Porth, Asst. Atty. Gen., for the People.

Judge Panel: BUTLER, CAMPBELL, and HILLIARD, JJ., dissenting. BUTLER, CAMPBELL, and HILLIARD, JJ., dissent. BUTLER, J. (dissenting). CAMPBELL and HILLIARD, JJ., concur in this dissenting opinion.

Case Date: Saturday January 07, 1933

Court: Colorado Supreme Court