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Page 237
... consideration is available as a defence to a claim on a bank cheque as on any ordinary cheque . He then went on to ... consideration given by the customer which consideration totally fails , the bank is not liable if sued by its customer ...
... consideration is available as a defence to a claim on a bank cheque as on any ordinary cheque . He then went on to ... consideration given by the customer which consideration totally fails , the bank is not liable if sued by its customer ...
Page 238
... consideration from the payee for the promise by the bank to pay on the cheque . It is submitted that both Sydney Raper and Justice Seward had overlooked the effect of s 81 on the payee of a bank cheque . Section 81 simply states that a ...
... consideration from the payee for the promise by the bank to pay on the cheque . It is submitted that both Sydney Raper and Justice Seward had overlooked the effect of s 81 on the payee of a bank cheque . Section 81 simply states that a ...
Page 307
... consideration . It will be remembered that the Convention does not extend to questions of validity . This question is likely to be of academic interest only because in the majority of cases it is easy to find consideration in a contract ...
... consideration . It will be remembered that the Convention does not extend to questions of validity . This question is likely to be of academic interest only because in the majority of cases it is easy to find consideration in a contract ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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