- The
indorser of a bill of
exchange may be
entitled to be
subrogated to the
holder as
against the
acceptor (who is
liable to
indemnify the
indorser). "Subrogation"...
- Endor****t (alternatively
spelled "
indor****t") may
refer to a: testimonial, a
written or
spoken statement promoting or
advertising a
product political...
-
Stokes (2007), p. 111. Berg (2013), pp. 349–350. "Dixon's Play Is Not
Indorsed by Wilson". The
Washington Times.
April 30, 1915. p. 6. Berg (2013), pp...
- Department, 22
December 1943, and
pursuant to the
authority contained in 4th
Indor****t,
Headquarters Third United States Army, File AG 200.6 (5
November 1944)...
- business, the
labor and the
farming interests of the country, and we
heartily indorse the
consistent and
patriotic action of the
Republican Representatives in...
- dorsiventral, dorsum, dossier, endorse, endorsee, endor****t,
indorse,
indor****t,
reredos dra- do Gr**** δρᾶν (drân), δραστικός (drastikós), δρᾶσις...
-
spelling in
American English is endor****t; the
minority convention,
indor****t, is
found in
older American do****ents,
although the
revised Uniform Commercial...
- is not a note
within the
meaning of this
section unless and
until it is
indorsed by the maker. (3) A note is not
invalid by
reason only that it contains...
-
Archived from the
original on
October 25, 2020. "St.
Louis Editors Worried:
Indor****t of the Plan to Hold an
Exposition Causes Adverse Comment,"
Archived 2016-09-20...
-
Americans in
American Fiction, 1850–1940,
Archon Press, 1982. "Conference
Indorses Chinese Exclusion;
Editor Poon Chu Says
China Will
Demand Entrance Some...
