When  no  day  has  been  fixed  for  payment  of  principal,  quaere,  as  to  right  of
pawnee  to  sell  pledge.     Martin  v.  Reid,  ciii.  730  ;  11  C.  B.N.  S.  730.
Semble,  that  there  is  a  right  of  sale  in  such  case  but  there  must  be  a  proper
demand  and  notice.     Pigot  v.  Cubley,  cix.  701 ;  15  C.  B.  N.  S.  701,

Assignee  of  pledgor  cannot  maintain  trover  for  a  certificate  of  gas  stock,
pledged  as  security  for  a  loan.  Broadbent  v.  Varley,  civ.  212;  12  C.  B.  N.  S.
212.
Goods  in  possession  of  pawnbroker,  even  after  expiration  of  one  year,  are  not
liable  to  distress.     Swire  v.  Leach,  cxiv.  479  ;  18  C.  B.  N.  S.  479.
The  estoppel  of  a  bailee  from  denying  the  title  of  his  bailor  ceases  when  the
bailment  is  determined  by  what  is  equivalent  to  eviction  by  title  paramount.
Biddle  v.  Bond,  cxviii.  224 ;  6  B.  &  S.  224.
III.  Actions  by  Bailor.
A  bailor  may  sue  for  a  permanent  injury  to  a  chattel,  while  out  on  hire.  Mears
v.  L.  &  S.  W.  Railway  Co.,  ciii.  850 ;  11  C.  B.  N.  S.  850.
BANKERS.
I.  Payment  of  checks  and  bills.  III.  Liability  and  duty  in  other  re-

II.  Liability  where  taking  lost  or  stolen  spects.
note.  IV.  Other  matters.
I.  Payment  of  checks  and  bills.
Question  on  check  crossed  with  name  of  banker,  is  the  bona  fides  of  the  holder.
Carlon  v.  Ireland,  lxxxv.  765 ;  5  E.  &  B.  765.
Where  a  bank  had  separate  branches  in  different  places,  one  of  which  paid  a
cheek  on  a  balance  in  the  other,  which  was  withdrawn  before  check  could  with-
out laches  be  sent,  held  it  could  recover  from  payee.  Woodland  v.  Fear,  xc.
