The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... 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 or marine insurance was merely a contract of ...
... 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 or marine insurance was merely a contract of ...
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... held that the onus probandi was on the 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 ...
... held that the onus probandi was on the 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 ...
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... held by Darling , J. , that under the Gaming Act 18351 the cheque must be deemed to have been given for an illegal consideration , and therefore the action was not maintainable . And this decision was upheld unanimously by the Court of ...
... held by Darling , J. , that under the Gaming Act 18351 the cheque must be deemed to have been given for an illegal consideration , and therefore the action was not maintainable . And this decision was upheld unanimously by the Court of ...
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... held that the bond was perfectly good and could be proved against the deceased's estate , because it was not a promise to pay racing debts , but a promise to pay in consideration of the forbearance to post him as a defaulter : it was held ...
... held that the bond was perfectly good and could be proved against the deceased's estate , because it was not a promise to pay racing debts , but a promise to pay in consideration of the forbearance to post him as a defaulter : it was held ...
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... held that money advanced to a betting agent to pay lost bets could be recovered , and proof of the promissory notes was ordered to be admitted as against the debtor's trustee in bankruptcy : for it was held that the notes were not a ...
... held that money advanced to a betting agent to pay lost bets could be recovered , and proof of the promissory notes was ordered to be admitted as against the debtor's trustee in bankruptcy : for it was held that the notes were not a ...
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