[f. ENDORSE v. + -EE.] One in whose favor a note or bill is endorsed, or to whom it is assigned by endorsement.
1767. [see ENDORSER].
1785. Arnot, Trials (1812), 318. The point in dispute was, whether this forgery was contrived by … the drawer and indorser, or … the indorsee.
1809. R. Langford, Introd. Trade, 22. They become answerable to their indorsee.
