The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... declared . void , whether their interest be direct or indirect . There are some exceptions to this prohibition , as in bills of exchange ; nor does the rule extend to stock companies in which they hold shares ; but it applies to a ...
... declared . void , whether their interest be direct or indirect . There are some exceptions to this prohibition , as in bills of exchange ; nor does the rule extend to stock companies in which they hold shares ; but it applies to a ...
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... declared , on the 6th day of May , 1861 , that it had come . And the event has shown that their declaration was true as a matter of fact . But even if it had not proved true in point of fact , it would have been no violation of any ...
... declared , on the 6th day of May , 1861 , that it had come . And the event has shown that their declaration was true as a matter of fact . But even if it had not proved true in point of fact , it would have been no violation of any ...
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... declaration alleged that the defendants were carriers of passengers by railway , from Nottingham to South Shields , for reward , and that the plaintiff became their passenger , to be safely carried by them as such carriers , in a ...
... declaration alleged that the defendants were carriers of passengers by railway , from Nottingham to South Shields , for reward , and that the plaintiff became their passenger , to be safely carried by them as such carriers , in a ...
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... declaration in Lyon v . Mells , 5 East , 428 , was framed on an express contract that the vessel was tight and capable of carrying the yarn . In Bremner v . Williams , 1 Car . & P. 414 , it was clearly proved that there had been gross ...
... declaration in Lyon v . Mells , 5 East , 428 , was framed on an express contract that the vessel was tight and capable of carrying the yarn . In Bremner v . Williams , 1 Car . & P. 414 , it was clearly proved that there had been gross ...
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... declared long ago , that carriers of goods should be so liable it would not have been competent for the judges in the present day to have imported such a liability into their contracts on reasons of supposed convenience . But this is ...
... declared long ago , that carriers of goods should be so liable it would not have been competent for the judges in the present day to have imported such a liability into their contracts on reasons of supposed convenience . But this is ...
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