The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 23Saunders and Benning, 1855 - Law |
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... debt.1 3. When money is handed over by a debtor to his creditor , such money is inferred to be a payment on account ... debt ; the defendant in- sisted that that debt had been paid , whilst the banker contended that he had a right to ...
... debt.1 3. When money is handed over by a debtor to his creditor , such money is inferred to be a payment on account ... debt ; the defendant in- sisted that that debt had been paid , whilst the banker contended that he had a right to ...
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... debts he likes ; and if , when he makes a payment in full , he states on account of what debt he makes it , the payment can be applied to that debt and no other . 2. A creditor has a right to insist upon applying a partial payment to any ...
... debts he likes ; and if , when he makes a payment in full , he states on account of what debt he makes it , the payment can be applied to that debt and no other . 2. A creditor has a right to insist upon applying a partial payment to any ...
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... debts actually due ; to debts incurred by the debtor on his own account , in preference to others ; then to the oldest debt ; and , lastly , to that which presses most heavily on the debtor.3 If all the debts are similar to each other ...
... debts actually due ; to debts incurred by the debtor on his own account , in preference to others ; then to the oldest debt ; and , lastly , to that which presses most heavily on the debtor.3 If all the debts are similar to each other ...
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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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