The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 13Saunders and Benning, 1850 - Law |
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Page 209
... limited liability has worked well in all other countries , and that no complaints are made as to the principle of that limited liability , that alone , without some very good reason being shown to the contrary , would show that we were ...
... limited liability has worked well in all other countries , and that no complaints are made as to the principle of that limited liability , that alone , without some very good reason being shown to the contrary , would show that we were ...
Page 211
... limited liability . In that respect , finding that England has a character for being a speculative country , and rather over - trading than otherwise , and not finding it so in other countries where the law of limited liability exists ...
... limited liability . In that respect , finding that England has a character for being a speculative country , and rather over - trading than otherwise , and not finding it so in other countries where the law of limited liability exists ...
Page 212
... limited liability , accompanied by reasonable safeguards , is dangerous to no class of the com- munity , while to the middle and working classes it is calculated to prove of the greatest benefit . But even if the laws were changed in ...
... limited liability , accompanied by reasonable safeguards , is dangerous to no class of the com- munity , while to the middle and working classes it is calculated to prove of the greatest benefit . But even if the laws were changed in ...
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