Assignor of a bill can strike out assignment and sue as obligee.
ASHE, J.
The possessor had a right to strike out the endorsement, and now the case is no more than that of a bond made to the obligee, which he has an undoubted right to recover the money upon; and so a verdict was given for the plaintiff and he had judgment.
Cited: Price v. Sharp, 24 N.C. 421; Smith v. St. Lawrence, post, 174; Casey v. Harrison, 13 N.C. 245.