The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1877 - Law |
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Page 87
... pay Titius , or upon this Bill I promise to pay Titius . " * 2. The only difference between the two instruments ... payment . 3. It follows from this that the drawer is the principal debtor , the acceptor surety . A Bill of Exchange ...
... pay Titius , or upon this Bill I promise to pay Titius . " * 2. The only difference between the two instruments ... payment . 3. It follows from this that the drawer is the principal debtor , the acceptor surety . A Bill of Exchange ...
Page 88
... payment . This practice of creating a circulating medium by the drawer is what Einert lays so much stress upon , in support of the correctness of his theory . In framing the general law of Bills of Exchange for Germany , it must be ...
... payment . This practice of creating a circulating medium by the drawer is what Einert lays so much stress upon , in support of the correctness of his theory . In framing the general law of Bills of Exchange for Germany , it must be ...
Page 92
... pay- ment ; even the direction of payment to order need not be in any given form . Seventh , No words importing value or consideration are necessary . Eighth , Acceptance must be in writing , and in words plainly signifying an under ...
... pay- ment ; even the direction of payment to order need not be in any given form . Seventh , No words importing value or consideration are necessary . Eighth , Acceptance must be in writing , and in words plainly signifying an under ...
Page 93
For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and Abroad. taking to pay . Ninth , That the acceptor is the principal ... payment of money , absolutely and at all events . " ‡ IV . In respect of the laws of the Russian Empire regarding ...
For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and Abroad. taking to pay . Ninth , That the acceptor is the principal ... payment of money , absolutely and at all events . " ‡ IV . In respect of the laws of the Russian Empire regarding ...
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... pay high stamp duties than the generality of inventors . Seeing that the matter is one affecting the prosperity of the ... payment of the £ 50 stamp duty , if made , works no hardship or injustice on the patentee . But such is far from ...
... pay high stamp duties than the generality of inventors . Seeing that the matter is one affecting the prosperity of the ... payment of the £ 50 stamp duty , if made , works no hardship or injustice on the patentee . But such is far from ...
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