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... payment for goods and services as a condition of their supply ( Anntastic ) or an obligation to pay immediately and to catch up past overdue payments will neither qualify as being in the " ordinary " course of business nor in as ...
... payment for goods and services as a condition of their supply ( Anntastic ) or an obligation to pay immediately and to catch up past overdue payments will neither qualify as being in the " ordinary " course of business nor in as ...
Page 179
... payment by mistake ( see Chase ) or where there will be a total failure of consideration ( see Neste Oy v Lloyds Bank PLC [ 1983 ] 2 Lloyds LR 658 ( QB ) the recipient has no ground upon which to lay claim to the payment . With both ...
... payment by mistake ( see Chase ) or where there will be a total failure of consideration ( see Neste Oy v Lloyds Bank PLC [ 1983 ] 2 Lloyds LR 658 ( QB ) the recipient has no ground upon which to lay claim to the payment . With both ...
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... payment for the wholesale price of goods taken on consignment ; or ( viii ) payment of market value for purchase or lease of real property , fixtures , equipment or supplies needed to start business or to continue business under the ...
... payment for the wholesale price of goods taken on consignment ; or ( viii ) payment of market value for purchase or lease of real property , fixtures , equipment or supplies needed to start business or to continue business under the ...
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