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Page 41
... hirer . The House of Lords held that the hirer did not exercise his option to terminate the agreement in terms of cl . 6 and that cl . 9 was not a genuine pre - estimate of damages but a penalty . It appears that there would have been a ...
... hirer . The House of Lords held that the hirer did not exercise his option to terminate the agreement in terms of cl . 6 and that cl . 9 was not a genuine pre - estimate of damages but a penalty . It appears that there would have been a ...
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... hirer ; the assignment often expressly provides that the assignor shall be deemed to be jointly and severally liable as a principal debtor with the hirer . The finance corporation may never see the hirer and may never see the goods ...
... hirer ; the assignment often expressly provides that the assignor shall be deemed to be jointly and severally liable as a principal debtor with the hirer . The finance corporation may never see the hirer and may never see the goods ...
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... hirer had accepted and taken away the car ; in spite of its defective con- dition he kept it for almost five months and the Court of Appeal in fact found the hirer was entitled to damages . It was found that the car was " in an unusable ...
... hirer had accepted and taken away the car ; in spite of its defective con- dition he kept it for almost five months and the Court of Appeal in fact found the hirer was entitled to damages . It was found that the car was " in an unusable ...
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