The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 23Saunders and Benning, 1855 - Law |
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... interest due , or to the arrears . A payment made on account of principal and interest , but which payment is not sufficient to liquidate both , is to be applied first to the interest . § 1255. If a person who owes several debts accepts ...
... interest due , or to the arrears . A payment made on account of principal and interest , but which payment is not sufficient to liquidate both , is to be applied first to the interest . § 1255. If a person who owes several debts accepts ...
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... interest . In the former case of Doe d . Burton v . White , 17 Law J. Exch . 327 , it had been argued in vain that the after words in the same will , namely , " I give and bequeath the rents or interests , & c . , shall go to the person ...
... interest . In the former case of Doe d . Burton v . White , 17 Law J. Exch . 327 , it had been argued in vain that the after words in the same will , namely , " I give and bequeath the rents or interests , & c . , shall go to the person ...
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... interest beyond a certain rate , and therefore it was then illegal to do what now is perfectly lawful - to advance money on loan , for the purposes of trade , at rates of interest calculated with a view to the varying profits of ...
... interest beyond a certain rate , and therefore it was then illegal to do what now is perfectly lawful - to advance money on loan , for the purposes of trade , at rates of interest calculated with a view to the varying profits of ...
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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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