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![handle is hein.cases/fdrldcsns0003 and id is 1 raw text is: CERTIFICATES OF APPROVAL.
[No.- The following are the certificates of approval furnished by the gentlemen to whom the articles in this
volume were submitted.]
[BAILMENT.]
OFFICE 60 CONGRESS STREET,
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
As to the subject of Bailment, submitted to me as final editor, I desire to say that I am
confirmed in my previous good opinion of your general editor's work. I think he has shown
excellent judgment as to digested cases, omitted cases, etc., and that the points have been
well digested. I approve the judgment used in all the cases not printed in full.
JAMES SCHOULER.
fBANKS; BANKS, NATIONAL; BILLS AND NOTES.]
LYNCHBURG, VA., March 22, 1884.
I have examined the cases under the heads of Banks; National Banks; and Bills
and Notes, submitted to me as digested by the general editor of Federal Decisions. and
as not deemed of sufficient importance to be printed in full, according to the plan of the
work, and I am of opinion that they have been well digested, and that good judgment has
been exercised in excluding them, the points being covered by other cases printed in full.
Very Respectfully, JNO. W. DANIEL.f
*Author of Treatises on Domestic Relations, Personal Property, Bailments and Executors and Administra.tors.
tAuthor of Daniel on Negotiable Instruments, and Daniel on Attachments.
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