Sec. 12. On any bill drawn or negotiated in this state, and payable at any place without the state, but in regard to which it shall appear that it was not to be presented for acceptance or payment at that place, if means were provided for its discharge within the state, no damages or charges for protest shall be allowed.
Formerly: Acts 1861, c.75, s.12.
Structure Indiana Code
Article 2. Commercial Transactions
Chapter 3. Negotiable Instruments
26-2-3-1. Negotiability by Endorsement
26-2-3-2. Assignee's Right of Action
26-2-3-3. Availability of Defense or Set-Off Against Assignee
26-2-3-4. Assignee's Right of Action Against Endorsers; Defenses
26-2-3-6. Negotiability of Notes Payable to Order or Bearer in a Bank
26-2-3-7. Damages Payable on Protest for Nonpayment or Nonacceptance of Bill of Exchange
26-2-3-8. Interest on Protested Bill of Exchange
26-2-3-10. Limitation of Damages Against Drawer or Endorser of Protested Bill of Exchange
26-2-3-11. Necessity of Consideration
26-2-3-12. Bill Payable Out of State; Effect of Provision of Means for Discharge Within State