The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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... interest , which will be enforced on ordinary contracts , cannot be claimed from the United States , unless expressly stipulated ; for the mercantile custom of paying interest is the foundation of such a demand , and no such custom was ...
... interest , which will be enforced on ordinary contracts , cannot be claimed from the United States , unless expressly stipulated ; for the mercantile custom of paying interest is the foundation of such a demand , and no such custom was ...
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... 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 partnership concern . The policy thus ...
... 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 partnership concern . The policy thus ...
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... interest of slavery as a permanent and dominant national interest ; and that although , from our position , we claimed only to uphold and maintain the Constitution , and the existence and authority of the Union under it , and so were ...
... interest of slavery as a permanent and dominant national interest ; and that although , from our position , we claimed only to uphold and maintain the Constitution , and the existence and authority of the Union under it , and so were ...
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... interest , property , claim , and demand whatsoever , both at law and in equity of the vendor , in , to , or out of the same hereditaments and premises , and every part thereof . " Afterwards , Knox conveyed the dock to the plaintiffs ...
... interest , property , claim , and demand whatsoever , both at law and in equity of the vendor , in , to , or out of the same hereditaments and premises , and every part thereof . " Afterwards , Knox conveyed the dock to the plaintiffs ...
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... interest remaining in the vendor . It was said by the court that the easement was apparent , ' because the purchaser might have found it out by inquiry ; but the previous question is whether he was under any obligation to make inquiry ...
... interest remaining in the vendor . It was said by the court that the easement was apparent , ' because the purchaser might have found it out by inquiry ; but the previous question is whether he was under any obligation to make inquiry ...
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