Printable Format52-205.
History: L. 1905, ch. 310, § 12; L. 1917, ch. 244, § 1; R.S. 1923, 52-205; Repealed, L. 1965, ch. 564, § 416; January 1, 1966.
CASE ANNOTATIONS
1. Provision for extension of time renders note nonnegotiable. Bank v. Heslet, 84 K. 315, 316, 113 P. 1052.
2. Note held nonnegotiable under first clause. Bank v. Hoffman, 85 K. 71, 74, 116 P. 239.
3. Note not nonnegotiable because stipulating twelve percent interest after maturity. Leach v. Urschel, 112 K. 629, 632, 212 P. 111.
4. Effect of provision for acceleration of maturity for breach of mortgage. Trust Co. v. Trust Co., 113 K. 311, 314, 214 P. 610.
5. Fifth provision does not invalidate mortgages accelerating maturity of note, nor modify 52-502. Wulfekuhler State Bank v. Wible, 121 K. 66, 245 P. 1067.
6. Note set out provided for additional acts rendering it nonnegotiable. International Harvester Co. v. Watkins, 127 K. 50, 53, 272 P. 139.
7. Cited in holding original obligor released by novation. Bankers Mortgage Co. v. Breyfogle, 136 K. 362, 364, 15 P.2d 440.
8. Effect of provision for security on chattels not considered. McNaghten Loan Co. v. Sandifer, 137 K. 353, 359, 20 P.2d 523. Criticized: Atlas Acceptance Corp. v. Davidson Bros., 139 K. 118, 122, 30 P.2d 304.
9. Note for insurance premium containing assignment of losses collected not negotiable. Citizens State Bank v. Pauly, 152 K. 152, 155, 156, 158, 102 P.2d 966; First Nat'l Bank v. Zollars, 152 K. 542, 106 P.2d 657.
10. Provisions for assessment of costs, attorney's fees and exemption rights; note negotiable. United States v. Nagorney, 28 F.Supp. 298.
11. Note authorizing confession of judgment at any time for amount unpaid negotiable. United States v. Nagorney, 28 F.Supp. 298.