As between holders in due course of different parts
of the same set, he who first acquired title to his part is entitled to the other parts and the money
represented by the bill.
Chapter XV — OF BILLS IN SETS
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As between holders in due course of different parts
of the same set, he who first acquired title to his part is entitled to the other parts and the money
represented by the bill.
Printed from Law on Tips • The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881