The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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Page 39
... provisions will presently be noted . Section 1 ( 1 ) provides that where proceedings are taken in any Court , either by or against a moneylender , in respect of a loan , " and there is evidence which satisfies the Court that 1 63 & 64 ...
... provisions will presently be noted . Section 1 ( 1 ) provides that where proceedings are taken in any Court , either by or against a moneylender , in respect of a loan , " and there is evidence which satisfies the Court that 1 63 & 64 ...
Page 40
... provisions of this section shall affect the rights of any bona fide assignee or holder for value without notice . " In other words , the bonĂ¢ fide pur- chaser for value of a negotiable instrument from a money- lender can recover upon it ...
... provisions of this section shall affect the rights of any bona fide assignee or holder for value without notice . " In other words , the bonĂ¢ fide pur- chaser for value of a negotiable instrument from a money- lender can recover upon it ...
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... provision ( which , even bearing in mind some of the recent legislative enactments , seems to be im- possible ) will never be known . Certain is it , however , that they received no special consideration , and that from their very ...
... provision ( which , even bearing in mind some of the recent legislative enactments , seems to be im- possible ) will never be known . Certain is it , however , that they received no special consideration , and that from their very ...
Page 58
... provisions of international treaties and by the universal permission to litigate in the local Courts . It should be remembered that in the Re- public of Argentina and most other States " treaties made with foreign Powers are the supreme ...
... provisions of international treaties and by the universal permission to litigate in the local Courts . It should be remembered that in the Re- public of Argentina and most other States " treaties made with foreign Powers are the supreme ...
Page 59
... provisions . enacted in the State in which they propose to realise them . " Art . 6. " Branches and agencies which are formed in a State by an association which is centred ( rooted ) in another State , shall be deemed to be domiciled in ...
... provisions . enacted in the State in which they propose to realise them . " Art . 6. " Branches and agencies which are formed in a State by an association which is centred ( rooted ) in another State , shall be deemed to be domiciled in ...
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