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Page 17
I am glad to see that the “ Manual , " in clear and precise articles , pays more
attention to the necessities of war than has been paid by previous attempts . But
for Governments to recognise these rules will not be enough to insure that they
shall ...
I am glad to see that the “ Manual , " in clear and precise articles , pays more
attention to the necessities of war than has been paid by previous attempts . But
for Governments to recognise these rules will not be enough to insure that they
shall ...
Page 47
Jones paid into the banking account in his own name a sum of £ 500 to be
treated as an advance of capital to the business , and this was to be used under
the sole superintendence and control of Jones in defraying the trade business
debts ...
Jones paid into the banking account in his own name a sum of £ 500 to be
treated as an advance of capital to the business , and this was to be used under
the sole superintendence and control of Jones in defraying the trade business
debts ...
Page 48
The £ 500 paid into the banking account by Jones was held to be a loan to
Young , and it was paid in on a contract under which Jones was to receive a
share of the profits . A contract that a person shall receive a fixed amount out of
the profits ...
The £ 500 paid into the banking account by Jones was held to be a loan to
Young , and it was paid in on a contract under which Jones was to receive a
share of the profits . A contract that a person shall receive a fixed amount out of
the profits ...
Page 50
It appeared that the company for thirty years paid a preferential dividend of 5 per
cent . to the holders of the preference shares . The ordinary shareholders had
received considerably more in the shape of dividends , but , nevertheless , there
...
It appeared that the company for thirty years paid a preferential dividend of 5 per
cent . to the holders of the preference shares . The ordinary shareholders had
received considerably more in the shape of dividends , but , nevertheless , there
...
Page 60
Ex - Grand Juror Robert H. Parker , ” says the Chicago Legal News of last
December , “ was fined 50 dols . for contempt of Court by Judge Hutchinson last
Tuesday , and the fine was paid . Parker was held to be in contempt of Court on
two ...
Ex - Grand Juror Robert H. Parker , ” says the Chicago Legal News of last
December , “ was fined 50 dols . for contempt of Court by Judge Hutchinson last
Tuesday , and the fine was paid . Parker was held to be in contempt of Court on
two ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1897 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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