This section is from the book "Canadian Banking Practice", by John T. P. Knight.
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Question 324. - Bank A sends for collection to bank B, draft or note (to be protested in case). Drawee or maker assigns before maturity. What would be the position of bank B to bank A on the following points:
(1) Should draft or note be returned by bank B on the assignment becoming known?
(2) If so, may not protest be waived to save unnecessary cost under the circumstances?
(3) Would it be correct to simply advise bank A of the assignment, asking for instructions, or what option has bank B in the matter?
Answer. - (1) We think that the duty of bank B is to protest the note at maturity and return it, in the absence of other instructions.
 
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