Is a promissory note with blank spaces in the lien clause valid?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Saskatoon Motor Products Limited v. Schweitzer, 1957 CanLII 165 (SK CA):
In Barney v. Lauzon 1923 CanLII 111 (SK CA), [1923] 2 WWR 19, 17 Sask LR 1, the note with blank spaces in the lien clause was held to be a promissory note.
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