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Preston 1 it was held that a contract of fire insurance was a contract of indemnity
merely . The defendant in this case had agreed to sell certain prennises but not
yet conveyed them , when they were damaged by fire : he then obtained £ 330 ...
Preston 1 it was held that a contract of fire insurance was a contract of indemnity
merely . The defendant in this case had agreed to sell certain prennises but not
yet conveyed them , when they were damaged by fire : he then obtained £ 330 ...
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The question as to what actually constitutes a gaming or wagering contract under
the Acts of 1835 and 1845 presents little difficulty . Most of the cases under the
Acts of 1835 and 1845 are concerned with collateral contracts indirectly ...
The question as to what actually constitutes a gaming or wagering contract under
the Acts of 1835 and 1845 presents little difficulty . Most of the cases under the
Acts of 1835 and 1845 are concerned with collateral contracts indirectly ...
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Contracts in restraint of trade have been known and spoken of for hundreds of
years both in England and in this country ... Although valid , it is nevertheless a
contract in restraint of trade , and would be so described either at Common law or
...
Contracts in restraint of trade have been known and spoken of for hundreds of
years both in England and in this country ... Although valid , it is nevertheless a
contract in restraint of trade , and would be so described either at Common law or
...
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