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Page 148
... purchaser as in Monk v . Huskisson . " The interest , " his Honor said , " does not depend upon any rule of the court , but upon the express stipulation of the parties ; and the terms of the stipulation apply to every delay , however ...
... purchaser as in Monk v . Huskisson . " The interest , " his Honor said , " does not depend upon any rule of the court , but upon the express stipulation of the parties ; and the terms of the stipulation apply to every delay , however ...
Page 149
... purchaser , however , set apart his purchase- money , and gave notice to the vendor . A petition by the per- sonal representatives of the purchaser , claiming compensation for the loss sustained by the purchaser , being the difference ...
... purchaser , however , set apart his purchase- money , and gave notice to the vendor . A petition by the per- sonal representatives of the purchaser , claiming compensation for the loss sustained by the purchaser , being the difference ...
Page 150
... purchaser shall pay interest from a day certain , although prevented from performing his part of the contract by the acts or defaults of the vendor , would have been construed by Lord Cottenham to extend to such contingencies ; and even ...
... purchaser shall pay interest from a day certain , although prevented from performing his part of the contract by the acts or defaults of the vendor , would have been construed by Lord Cottenham to extend to such contingencies ; and even ...
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