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Page 85
... parties contracting agrees to pay to the other at a given place a certain sum of money he has received at the former place . " A Bill of Exchange coupled with an endorsement , and perfected by delivery , constitutes the mode of ...
... parties contracting agrees to pay to the other at a given place a certain sum of money he has received at the former place . " A Bill of Exchange coupled with an endorsement , and perfected by delivery , constitutes the mode of ...
Page 90
... parties to a Bill , the Code de Commerce retaining the older opinion in this respect . By the Law of France , mere delivery does not transfer title , while the German Law allows this . Further , the value ( valeur , valuta ...
... parties to a Bill , the Code de Commerce retaining the older opinion in this respect . By the Law of France , mere delivery does not transfer title , while the German Law allows this . Further , the value ( valeur , valuta ...
Page 92
... parties as sureties ( Einert re- garding the drawer as the principal debtor and all the other parties as sureties ) . In the United States of America the English Law prevails throughout the Northern States of the Union . * Chancellor ...
... parties as sureties ( Einert re- garding the drawer as the principal debtor and all the other parties as sureties ) . In the United States of America the English Law prevails throughout the Northern States of the Union . * Chancellor ...
Page 93
... parties sureties ; each prior party being a principal in respect of each subsequent party . * In the views expressed by Byles and Chitty , Dr. Story , with but unimportant modifications , concurs . Story lays down the rule that ...
... parties sureties ; each prior party being a principal in respect of each subsequent party . * In the views expressed by Byles and Chitty , Dr. Story , with but unimportant modifications , concurs . Story lays down the rule that ...
Page 95
... parties , deducible from those usages , and from the principle of natural law applicable thereto . " The usages and customs of the mer- chants of Northern Europe , to a certain extent , resemble each other ; the same common sense and ...
... parties , deducible from those usages , and from the principle of natural law applicable thereto . " The usages and customs of the mer- chants of Northern Europe , to a certain extent , resemble each other ; the same common sense and ...
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