The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 1-2Saunders and Benning, 1856 - Law |
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... Bill of Exchange - What Words constitute a Bill of Exchange or a Promissory Note . An instrument was drawn in the following form : - " Two months after date I promise to pay Mr. T. R. Lloyd , or order , 997. 158. H. Oliver ...
... Bill of Exchange - What Words constitute a Bill of Exchange or a Promissory Note . An instrument was drawn in the following form : - " Two months after date I promise to pay Mr. T. R. Lloyd , or order , 997. 158. H. Oliver ...
Page 441
... bill of that amount . The bank dis- counted the second bill for 3657. , and placed the proceeds to the credit of Thornley , minus the discount , and they got back from their London agent the first bill for 3657. , with the accept- ance ...
... bill of that amount . The bank dis- counted the second bill for 3657. , and placed the proceeds to the credit of Thornley , minus the discount , and they got back from their London agent the first bill for 3657. , with the accept- ance ...
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... Bill for Consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences against the Person . 2. Draft of a Bill for Consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences against Property by Larceny , and ...
... Bill for Consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences against the Person . 2. Draft of a Bill for Consolidating the Statute Law of England relating to Indictable Offences against Property by Larceny , and ...
Contents
HISTORY OF JURISPRUDENCETHE | 1 |
A CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF JERSEY | 23 |
LIFE PEERAGES | 35 |
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