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Page 28
So again , if a Dutchman took up goods at the Port of London , and gave a note of
hand for the payment of the same , and then fled into Holland , the vendor miglit
apply to the Lord Mayor of London , and , upon proof of the delivery and sale of ...
So again , if a Dutchman took up goods at the Port of London , and gave a note of
hand for the payment of the same , and then fled into Holland , the vendor miglit
apply to the Lord Mayor of London , and , upon proof of the delivery and sale of ...
Page 29
... have been committed , and delivered to justice . In the case of States who have
closer relations of friendship and neighbourly feelings , this courtesy extends
even to the case of small offences , which are prosecuted civilly , either by
payment ...
... have been committed , and delivered to justice . In the case of States who have
closer relations of friendship and neighbourly feelings , this courtesy extends
even to the case of small offences , which are prosecuted civilly , either by
payment ...
Page 38
... moment his mind first conceived the criminal design , and consequent
avoidance of all intermediate sales and alienations , * ( 6 ) avoidance of
intermediate emancipations and other civil acts - even payments made to the
criminal by a debtor ...
... moment his mind first conceived the criminal design , and consequent
avoidance of all intermediate sales and alienations , * ( 6 ) avoidance of
intermediate emancipations and other civil acts - even payments made to the
criminal by a debtor ...
Page 44
The plaintiffs and other joint creditors of the firm claimed administration of D.'s
estate and payment thereout of the joint debts of the firm . It was pleaded in the
defence that the rights of the plaintiffs were governed by the law of Spain , under
...
The plaintiffs and other joint creditors of the firm claimed administration of D.'s
estate and payment thereout of the joint debts of the firm . It was pleaded in the
defence that the rights of the plaintiffs were governed by the law of Spain , under
...
Page 47
There it was laid down that the receipt of a sum of money , payable contingently
on profits , was a receipt of a share of profits sufficient to cause a primâ facie
partnership between payer and payee . The point was whether the payment of a
fixed ...
There it was laid down that the receipt of a sum of money , payable contingently
on profits , was a receipt of a share of profits sufficient to cause a primâ facie
partnership between payer and payee . The point was whether the payment of a
fixed ...
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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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