The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... defendant for repayment of the £ 330 . It was first held by the Queen's Bench Division that defendant had a right to keep the £ 330 , but on appeal this decision was reversed by the Court of Appeal , which held that any contract of fire ...
... defendant for repayment of the £ 330 . It was first held by the Queen's Bench Division that defendant had a right to keep the £ 330 , but on appeal this decision was reversed by the Court of Appeal , which held that any contract of fire ...
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... defendant , and it was for him to prove that neither the plaintiff nor the previous holder had given consideration for the note ; and as the defendant could not prove this , he was held liable ; it mattered not that the original ...
... defendant , and it was for him to prove that neither the plaintiff nor the previous holder had given consideration for the note ; and as the defendant could not prove this , he was held liable ; it mattered not that the original ...
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... defendant was held liable to indemnify his agent ( the plaintiff ) against loss in paying for shares which were void by Leeman's Act ; for although the shares themselves were void , yet the Stock Exchange usage to recognise these faulty ...
... defendant was held liable to indemnify his agent ( the plaintiff ) against loss in paying for shares which were void by Leeman's Act ; for although the shares themselves were void , yet the Stock Exchange usage to recognise these faulty ...
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... defendant had expressly requested the plaintiff to pay his ( the defendant's ) lost bets , and after- wards refused to recoup him , and pleaded the Act of 1892 . It was held that although the request to pay implied a promise to repay ...
... defendant had expressly requested the plaintiff to pay his ( the defendant's ) lost bets , and after- wards refused to recoup him , and pleaded the Act of 1892 . It was held that although the request to pay implied a promise to repay ...
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... defendant won his wager he should repay plaintiff the money , but not otherwise . The defendant pleaded the Act of 1892. It was held ( on appeal ) that the transaction was not a simple loan of money , but money " paid in respect of a ...
... defendant won his wager he should repay plaintiff the money , but not otherwise . The defendant pleaded the Act of 1892. It was held ( on appeal ) that the transaction was not a simple loan of money , but money " paid in respect of a ...
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