The plaintiff's claim is rs. upon a bill of exchange accept ed [or drawn, or indorsed] by the defendant. The plaintiff's claim is [or indorsed] by the defendant. The plaintiff's claim is rs. upon a promissory note made rs. against the defendant, A. B., as acceptor, and against the defendant, C. D., as drawer [or indorser] of a bill of exchange. Indorsement for Costs, &c. [Add to the above Forms] and rs. for costs; and if the amount claimed be paid to the plaintiff or his pleader within days [or, if the summons is to be served out of the jurisdiction, insert the time for appearance limited by the order] from the service hereof, further proceedings will be stayed. [Here enter defendant's name, description and address.] Whereas [here enter plaintiff's name, description and address] has instituted a suit in this Court against you under Chapter XXXIX of the Code of Civil Procedure for Rs. principal and interest [or Rs. balance of principal and interest] due to him as payee [or indorsee] of a bill of exchange [or hundi or promissory note], of which a copy is hereto annexed, you are hereby summoned to obtain leave from the Court within ten days from the service, hereof, inclusive of the day of such service, to appear and defend the suit, and within such time to cause an appearance to be entered for you. In default whereof the plaintiff will be entitled at any time after the expiration of such ten days to obtain a decree for any sum not exceeding Rs. state the sum claimed] and the sum of Rs. for costs. Leave to appear may be obtained on an application to the Court supported by affidavit or declaration, showing that there is a defence to the suit on the merits, or that it is reasonable that you should be allowed to appear in the suit. [here [Here copy the bill of exchange, hundi, or promissory note, and all indorsements upon it.] Notarial Stamp one Rupee. PROTEST FOR NON-ACCEPTANCE, OR NON-PAYMENT. On this day Monday the second day of January in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and eighty-two at the request of William Smith of 1st Line Beach, Madras, the holder of the original Bill of exchange [or Hundi] whereof a true copy is on the other side written. I, . . of Madras, in the Province of Madras in the East Indies, Notary Public duly admitted and sworn, residing and practising in Madras aforesaid, [or, a person appointed by the Governor-General in Council under the provisions of Section 3 of Act XXVI of 1881, (the Negotiable_Instruments Act 1881), to perform the functions of a Notary Public under the said Act], did exhibit the said original, Bill of Exchange [or Hundi], unto Charles Jackson Esq., Agent of the Oriental Bank Corporation at Madras, the persons or corporation upon whom the same is acceptance drawn, and being thereupon demanded, he answered payment that the same would not be accepted [or that he would not pay the same]. Wherefore, I the said Notary [or, person], at the request aforesaid, have protested, and by these presents do solemnly protest, as well against the drawers [or makers] of the said Bill of Exchange [or Hundi], as all others whom it doth shall or may concern, for exchange, re-exchange, and all costs charges, damages, expenses and interest suffered and to be suffered for want of acceptance [or payment], of the said Bill of Exchange [or Hundi]. In witness Whereof I the said Notary [or, person], have hereunto subscribed my name, [and affixed my Notarial seal of office], on the day month and year first above written. Quod Attestor. A. B. Notary Public Madras. [or a person duly appointed under Act XXVI of 1881 to perform the functions of Notaries Public under that Act.] BILL NOTED FOR NON-PAYMENT. Notarial Stamp Stamp. Rs. 700 one Rupee. No. 371. Cawnpore, 20th January 1882. Eleven days after sight, pay to the order of Baboo Dwarka Nath Roy, the sum of Rupees seven hundred only, on account of 50 Tons rape seed as per Railway Receipt No. 235. TARINEY PROSAD GHOSE. To Messrs. John Jones & Co, 4, Strand, Calcutta. No orders N. N. PA. B. 8-2-82, Rs. 9.) ENTRY IN NOTARIAL REGISTER. Copy note as above. with indorsements written underneath. Presented by me for payment on Wednesday the eighth day of February 1882, to a Clerk in the service of Messrs. John Jones & Co., at their place of business No. 4, Strand, Calcutta, when he replied that he had no orders. C. D. Clerk to Mr. A. B. Notary Public Calcutta. Notarial Stamp one Rupee. PROTEST OF A BILL for better security. On this day Monday, the second day of January, One thousand eight hundred and eighty-two, I, A. B., Notary Public duly admitted and sworn, residing and practising at Madras in the Province of Madras in the East Indies, [or, I, A. B. of Madras in the Province of Madras in the East Indies, a person appointed by the Governor General in Council, under the provisions of Sec. 3 of Act XXVI of 1881, (the Negotiable Instru " ments Act 1881,) to perform the functions of a Notary Public under the said Act], at the request of C. D. of Madras aforesaid Hundi Bill of Exchange whereof the holder, did exhibit the original a true Copy is on the other side written, at the place of business of E. F. the person upon whom the said Hundi is drawn, and whose acceptance appears thereon, and did present the same unto a Clerk [or the Gomastah,] there, and demand security for the payment thereof, when the same should become payable on account of the said E. F. having become Insolvent, [or, suspended payment], and I received for answer that security for the same could not be given by the said E. F. who has been declared Insolvent, [or, has suspended payment]. Wherefore I, the said Notary [or, person], at the request aforesaid, have protested, and by these presents do protest against the drawer of the said Bill, [or, Hundi], and the acceptor and all other parties thereto, and all others concerned, for all exchange, re-exchange, damages and interest present and to come, for want of better security for the payment of the said Bill [or, Hundi] when due. Quod Attestor A. B. [or, a person duly appointed under Act XXVI of 1881, to perform the functions of a Notary Public, under the said Act.] Notarial Stamp one Rupee. ACT OF HONOR. On this day Monday the second day of January in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and eighty-two, I, A. B. Notary Public, duly admitted and sworn, residing and practising in Madras in the province of Madras in the East Indies, [or a person appointed by the Governor-General in Council under the provisions of Sec. 3, Act XXVI of 1881 (the Negotiable Instruments Act 1881), to perform the functions of a Notary Public under the said Act], do hereby certify, that the original Bill of Exchange [or acceptance Hundi,] for five thousand rupees, of which a copy is on the other side written now protested for non , was this day exhibited by me unto E. F., one of the firm of E. F. & Co., who declared that the said firm would accept the said Bill supra protest for the honor of the drawer, [or of G. H. the indorser], holding the drawer, [or the said indorser], and all other proper persons responsible to the said firm for the said sum, and for all interest, damages and expenses incident thereto; I have therefore granted this Notarial Act of honor accordingly. Quod Attestor. A. B. Notary Public Madras. [or a person duly appointed under Act XXVI of 1881 to perform the functions of a Notary Public under the said Act.] |