The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 84
... deposits in perilous adventures , he acts contrary to the rules of sound banking ; if he evades or violates the law , as , for instance , in discounting accommodation bills , he is not in either case , it is obvious , such a dealer in ...
... deposits in perilous adventures , he acts contrary to the rules of sound banking ; if he evades or violates the law , as , for instance , in discounting accommodation bills , he is not in either case , it is obvious , such a dealer in ...
Page 91
... deposits at call , or at a few days ' notice , upwards of forty millions sterling ; the London and West- minster Joint Stock Bank holds upwards of thirteen millions sterling . It is stated that these enormous amounts are formed by the ...
... deposits at call , or at a few days ' notice , upwards of forty millions sterling ; the London and West- minster Joint Stock Bank holds upwards of thirteen millions sterling . It is stated that these enormous amounts are formed by the ...
Page 100
... deposits , such , namely , as are retained for a stated period without diminution , and are repayable on notice ; on another description of deposits it may pay less than 5 per cent . , and on current accounts no interest at all . Then ...
... deposits , such , namely , as are retained for a stated period without diminution , and are repayable on notice ; on another description of deposits it may pay less than 5 per cent . , and on current accounts no interest at all . Then ...
Page 101
... deposits which it is safe to carry on the daily business without , chiefly by discounting good commercial bills of exchange ) ; and yet , when the deposits are large , dividends may be safely declared and paid at very high rates of per ...
... deposits which it is safe to carry on the daily business without , chiefly by discounting good commercial bills of exchange ) ; and yet , when the deposits are large , dividends may be safely declared and paid at very high rates of per ...
Page 102
... deposits than should be in a certain proportion of the paid - up capital : -for instance , that if the paid - up capital was £ 500,000 , the bank should be at liberty to receive £ 2,500,000 or £ 2,000,000 of deposits — that is , 20 to ...
... deposits than should be in a certain proportion of the paid - up capital : -for instance , that if the paid - up capital was £ 500,000 , the bank should be at liberty to receive £ 2,500,000 or £ 2,000,000 of deposits — that is , 20 to ...
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