Law Lexicon, Or Dictionary of Jurisprudence: Explaining the Technical Words and Phrases Employed in the Several Departments of English Law : Including the Various Legal Terms Used in Commercial Transactions : Together with an Explanatory as Well as Literal Translation of the Latin Maxims Contained in the Writings of the Ancient and Modern Commentators |
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... appointed to keep Savings - Banks ' accounts , or the proceedings of a common court . The manager of an Insurance ... appoint a day , or to give a day . ) ADIRATUS , a price of value set upon things stolen or lost , as a recompense to ...
... appointed to keep Savings - Banks ' accounts , or the proceedings of a common court . The manager of an Insurance ... appoint a day , or to give a day . ) ADIRATUS , a price of value set upon things stolen or lost , as a recompense to ...
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... appointed to transact the business of another . - Dyche . Agents may be divided into three classes : -— I. Commercial , as- ( a ) Auctioneers . ( b ) Brokers . ( c ) Factors . ( d ) Consignees . ( e ) Supercargoes . ( f ) Ships ...
... appointed to transact the business of another . - Dyche . Agents may be divided into three classes : -— I. Commercial , as- ( a ) Auctioneers . ( b ) Brokers . ( c ) Factors . ( d ) Consignees . ( e ) Supercargoes . ( f ) Ships ...
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... appoint- ment . The seisin to serve the appointed use being transferred by the prior assurance , the ap- pointment vests the legal estate in the appointee , who takes as though he were named in such prior assurance . A deed of ...
... appoint- ment . The seisin to serve the appointed use being transferred by the prior assurance , the ap- pointment vests the legal estate in the appointee , who takes as though he were named in such prior assurance . A deed of ...
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... appointed by the would lie , the offence not being of a public nature . II . The parties who may refer to arbitration are these : Persons capable of disposing of their rights ; husband and wife ; partners and parties with joint ...
... appointed by the would lie , the offence not being of a public nature . II . The parties who may refer to arbitration are these : Persons capable of disposing of their rights ; husband and wife ; partners and parties with joint ...
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... appointed an arbitrator may action or suit is brought , or a judge thereof , on appoint such arbitrator to act as sole arbitrator application by the defendant or defendants or in the reference , and an award made by him any of them ...
... appointed an arbitrator may action or suit is brought , or a judge thereof , on appoint such arbitrator to act as sole arbitrator application by the defendant or defendants or in the reference , and an award made by him any of them ...
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