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47 Bill Accepted Payable at a Bank where the Payee Has no |
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This section of the book is from the "Canadian Banking Practice" book, by .
Question 49.— May a bank refuse to take money with which to pay a draft held by another party, from the drawee of the same, the draft having been accepted by him payable at the bank ? He has no current account with them.
Answer.—The bank is quite at liberty to refuse to take money from anyone not a customer with which to retire a note domiciled by him at the bank. No person can be forced to act as agent for another against his will.
 
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