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If the magistrate commits , and the Grand Jury finds a true bill , it is on this
indictment he is tried , and if acquitted , no evidence is offered on the Coroner ' s
inquisition . If , too , though the Magistrate commit , the Grand Jury should find no
bill , it ...
If the magistrate commits , and the Grand Jury finds a true bill , it is on this
indictment he is tried , and if acquitted , no evidence is offered on the Coroner ' s
inquisition . If , too , though the Magistrate commit , the Grand Jury should find no
bill , it ...
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But those who may be apt to blame us for our inaction and want of public spirit
are very little aware of what the attempt of a private member to carry even the
simplest and most modest measure of reform involves . Let us suppose that a Bill
has ...
But those who may be apt to blame us for our inaction and want of public spirit
are very little aware of what the attempt of a private member to carry even the
simplest and most modest measure of reform involves . Let us suppose that a Bill
has ...
Page 80
80 BILLS OF EXCHANGE . ' - - - - - - - minds has done much : but we cannot but
be aware how much remains to be done ; and how every day of neglect
increases the difficulty of doing it . We have pointed out a means by which much
may be ...
80 BILLS OF EXCHANGE . ' - - - - - - - minds has done much : but we cannot but
be aware how much remains to be done ; and how every day of neglect
increases the difficulty of doing it . We have pointed out a means by which much
may be ...
Page 81
... different States of Germany included in the Customs Union , inviting them to
consider the important question of establishing a common commercial code and
uniform rules in regard to the rights and liabilities of parties to Bills of Exchange .
... different States of Germany included in the Customs Union , inviting them to
consider the important question of establishing a common commercial code and
uniform rules in regard to the rights and liabilities of parties to Bills of Exchange .
Page 82
The General Law of Germany on Bills of Exchange has also been adopted by
Sweden , 23rd August , 1851 ; Finland , 29th March , 1858 ; the Cantons of
Switzerland ( Concordats Entwurf ) , and Servia , following the example of Austria
.
The General Law of Germany on Bills of Exchange has also been adopted by
Sweden , 23rd August , 1851 ; Finland , 29th March , 1858 ; the Cantons of
Switzerland ( Concordats Entwurf ) , and Servia , following the example of Austria
.
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1877 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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