The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... consideration of the due payment of a certain annuity during his life , the amount of the annuity being calculated in the first instance according to the probable duration of the life ; so that when once fixed it is constant and ...
... consideration of the due payment of a certain annuity during his life , the amount of the annuity being calculated in the first instance according to the probable duration of the life ; so that when once fixed it is constant and ...
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... consideration . " Previous to 1835 , securities for money lost at ( or on ) games , or for money lent with a view to gaming or betting , were so utterly void that even . an innocent purchaser for value of such security or negoti- able ...
... consideration . " Previous to 1835 , securities for money lost at ( or on ) games , or for money lent with a view to gaming or betting , were so utterly void that even . an innocent purchaser for value of such security or negoti- able ...
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... consideration : whereas the Act of 1845 applies to wagering contracts gene- rally , and to the contracts themselves merely , by providing that such agreements shall be null and void . Thus there is a difference between a bet on a ...
... consideration : whereas the Act of 1845 applies to wagering contracts gene- rally , and to the contracts themselves merely , by providing that such agreements shall be null and void . Thus there is a difference between a bet on a ...
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... consideration , but the same as no consideration at all . Now , by the Common - law rule as to negotiable instruments ( originating in the Law Merchant ) , the consideration for a negotiable instrument is presumed unless the contrary is ...
... consideration , but the same as no consideration at all . Now , by the Common - law rule as to negotiable instruments ( originating in the Law Merchant ) , the consideration for a negotiable instrument is presumed unless the contrary is ...
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... consideration , and therefore the action was not maintainable . And this decision was upheld unanimously by the Court of Appeal . It mattered not that the plaintiff ( to whom the cheque was indorsed ) had given good consideration for ...
... consideration , and therefore the action was not maintainable . And this decision was upheld unanimously by the Court of Appeal . It mattered not that the plaintiff ( to whom the cheque was indorsed ) had given good consideration for ...
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