The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 23Saunders and Benning, 1855 - Law |
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... applied . See Stoveld v . Eade ( 4 Bing . 154 ) ; Taylor v . Kymer ( 3 B. & Ad . 320 ) ; Lysaght v . Walker ( 5 Bli . N.S. 1 ) . In applying the rule in Clayton's case , the right of a creditor to refuse a partial payment must not be ...
... applied . See Stoveld v . Eade ( 4 Bing . 154 ) ; Taylor v . Kymer ( 3 B. & Ad . 320 ) ; Lysaght v . Walker ( 5 Bli . N.S. 1 ) . In applying the rule in Clayton's case , the right of a creditor to refuse a partial payment must not be ...
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... applied to that debt and no other . 2. A creditor has a right to insist upon applying a partial payment to any debt he pleases ; but if , when the partial pay- ment is made , he accepts it without objection , the payment must be applied ...
... applied to that debt and no other . 2. A creditor has a right to insist upon applying a partial payment to any debt he pleases ; but if , when the partial pay- ment is made , he accepts it without objection , the payment must be applied ...
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... applied otherways than to the whole debt . From the French CODE CIVIL may be extracted , for the use of the reader , the following articles : - § 1253. A person who owes several debts , has the right to declare when he makes a payment ...
... applied otherways than to the whole debt . From the French CODE CIVIL may be extracted , for the use of the reader , the following articles : - § 1253. A person who owes several debts , has the right to declare when he makes a payment ...
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POINTS IN THE HISTORY OF OUR | 1 |
ON THE APPROPRIATION OF PAYMENTS | 21 |
THE MAY EXAMINATION PAPERS | 50 |
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