The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 348
... Held , that such a custom was unreasonable , that the submission did not extend to the right of the buyer to reject goods which were not in accordance with the con . tract , and that the arbitrators had exceeded their authority in ...
... Held , that such a custom was unreasonable , that the submission did not extend to the right of the buyer to reject goods which were not in accordance with the con . tract , and that the arbitrators had exceeded their authority in ...
Page 350
... Held , that the official receiver must pay the sheriff his costs , including full possession money , unless he should require the sheriff to take out a summons before the master , in which case he should be at liberty to appear and ...
... Held , that the official receiver must pay the sheriff his costs , including full possession money , unless he should require the sheriff to take out a summons before the master , in which case he should be at liberty to appear and ...
Page 351
... held void on account of its ambiguity . By a bill of sale chattels were assigned to secure payment of £ 30 with interest , and it was agreed that the principal should be repaid by instalments , and that the last instalment , and also ...
... held void on account of its ambiguity . By a bill of sale chattels were assigned to secure payment of £ 30 with interest , and it was agreed that the principal should be repaid by instalments , and that the last instalment , and also ...
Page 352
... Held , that the commissioners were under no liability which did not exist before the Order in Council with respect to original defects in the structure of the parapet , that the Governor still remained the principal , the commissioners ...
... Held , that the commissioners were under no liability which did not exist before the Order in Council with respect to original defects in the structure of the parapet , that the Governor still remained the principal , the commissioners ...
Page 356
... Held ( 1 ) , that the action was in the nature of an action for money had and received , and that interest could not be given as damages ; ( 2 ) , that there was no fiduciary relation between the parties on which the claim could be ...
... Held ( 1 ) , that the action was in the nature of an action for money had and received , and that interest could not be given as damages ; ( 2 ) , that there was no fiduciary relation between the parties on which the claim could be ...
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