The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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... which had been brought under his notice : — “ A small tradesman married a
woman with some money ; no settlement was made on the marriage ; he would
not invest her money in his business , lest it should run any risk of being lost .
... which had been brought under his notice : — “ A small tradesman married a
woman with some money ; no settlement was made on the marriage ; he would
not invest her money in his business , lest it should run any risk of being lost .
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The London joint stock banks are considered to hold in deposits at call , or at a
few days ' notice , upwards of forty millions sterling ; the London and Westminster
Joint Stock Bank holds upwards of thirteen millions sterling . It is stated that these
...
The London joint stock banks are considered to hold in deposits at call , or at a
few days ' notice , upwards of forty millions sterling ; the London and Westminster
Joint Stock Bank holds upwards of thirteen millions sterling . It is stated that these
...
Page 105
... attracted by the high interest given by the jointstock banks , upon sums
deposited with them at very small notices , and ... we believe ; nevertheless , the
amount of money which they deposit in their banks at call or short notice , but at
interest ...
... attracted by the high interest given by the jointstock banks , upon sums
deposited with them at very small notices , and ... we believe ; nevertheless , the
amount of money which they deposit in their banks at call or short notice , but at
interest ...
Page 108
... and which had been placed there by the joint - stock banks , in order to be in
readiness in case any sudden demands should have been made on them by
their customers for the re - payment of the sums they held , on call or at short
notice .
... and which had been placed there by the joint - stock banks , in order to be in
readiness in case any sudden demands should have been made on them by
their customers for the re - payment of the sums they held , on call or at short
notice .
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The great lawyers who prepared the real property acts of 1833 , were not afraid of
submitting their work to the pro1 A notice of the first report of these
commissioners will be found in this number amongst the notices of new books .
The great lawyers who prepared the real property acts of 1833 , were not afraid of
submitting their work to the pro1 A notice of the first report of these
commissioners will be found in this number amongst the notices of new books .
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