Is there direct evidence that a banknote was never presented for payment?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Johnson v. L'heureux, 1914 CanLII 89 (SK QB):
In Jones v. England, however, there was direct evidence on behalf of the defendant that the note was never presented for payment, and this evidence, so the decision states, was not denied by the plaintiff.
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