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Page 85
Under this theory the Civil Law notion of an Emptio Venditio ( assignment of a
chose in action , of a debt ) is abandoned , a special Contract of Bills of Exchange
taking its place , the contract being perfected by delivery of the instrument to the ...
Under this theory the Civil Law notion of an Emptio Venditio ( assignment of a
chose in action , of a debt ) is abandoned , a special Contract of Bills of Exchange
taking its place , the contract being perfected by delivery of the instrument to the ...
Page 96
In construing a contract the intention of the parties is to be ascertained , and
extrinsic evidence will be admitted to throw light upon the intention if the parties
have not so plainly expressed their minds that they will not be allowed to show
that ...
In construing a contract the intention of the parties is to be ascertained , and
extrinsic evidence will be admitted to throw light upon the intention if the parties
have not so plainly expressed their minds that they will not be allowed to show
that ...
Page 128
Art . 14 of Civil Code , which permits a Frenchman to sue a foreigner before a
French Court , applies to obligations resulting from delicts and quasi - delicts , as
well as to obligations arising from contracts . ( 3 . ) Convention of 1862 . Tribunal
of ...
Art . 14 of Civil Code , which permits a Frenchman to sue a foreigner before a
French Court , applies to obligations resulting from delicts and quasi - delicts , as
well as to obligations arising from contracts . ( 3 . ) Convention of 1862 . Tribunal
of ...
Page 243
Held that the special contract was “ just and reasonable " within the meaning of
the Act , and had the effect of throwing upon the pursuer the burden of proving ,
fault on the part of the Company . On the proof , Held that in consequence of an ...
Held that the special contract was “ just and reasonable " within the meaning of
the Act , and had the effect of throwing upon the pursuer the burden of proving ,
fault on the part of the Company . On the proof , Held that in consequence of an ...
Page 316
port , market , or trade , annexes certain incidents to every contract made in the
place where , or by the persons amongst whom , the custom holds , unless the
custom is excluded by the actual terms of the bargain . The effect of this has been
...
port , market , or trade , annexes certain incidents to every contract made in the
place where , or by the persons amongst whom , the custom holds , unless the
custom is excluded by the actual terms of the bargain . The effect of this has been
...
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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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