New York Circuit Court October 17, 1846 (Glenn v. Day)

The Circuit Judge:

The whole of the reasoning of the court in Wiggin v. Bush (12 J. R. 309), would be applicable to this case, and would show that the note would not be recoverable by the original holder. But the doubt in my mind, throughout, has been whether the note was void ab initio, and so not valid even in the hands of a bona fide holder for a valuable consideration, without notice.