The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... received on behalf of his principal ; but the principal is no longer bound to pay the promised commission or reward . 1 [ 1885 ] , 15 Q. B. D. , C. A. , 363. 2 [ 1889 ] , 22 Q. B. D. , 680 . 3 55 Vict . , c . 9 . 1 The first case under ...
... received on behalf of his principal ; but the principal is no longer bound to pay the promised commission or reward . 1 [ 1885 ] , 15 Q. B. D. , C. A. , 363. 2 [ 1889 ] , 22 Q. B. D. , 680 . 3 55 Vict . , c . 9 . 1 The first case under ...
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... received by the agent in respect of contracts void by the Act of 1845 : and that therefore the principal was entitled to recover the winnings received by his betting agent on his behalf . 3 In the case of O'Sullivan v . Thomas , the ...
... received by the agent in respect of contracts void by the Act of 1845 : and that therefore the principal was entitled to recover the winnings received by his betting agent on his behalf . 3 In the case of O'Sullivan v . Thomas , the ...
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... receiving payment of a lost bet : it is one thing for the law to refuse to assist either party in their folly if they will bet ; it is quite another to forbid the loser to keep his word . " Yes , but it is also one thing to allow the ...
... receiving payment of a lost bet : it is one thing for the law to refuse to assist either party in their folly if they will bet ; it is quite another to forbid the loser to keep his word . " Yes , but it is also one thing to allow the ...
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... received by the defendant were ordered to be returned . The case of Saunders v . Newbold3 illustrates the application . of sect . I of the Moneylenders Act . In this case the House of Lords , affirming the decision of the Court of ...
... received by the defendant were ordered to be returned . The case of Saunders v . Newbold3 illustrates the application . of sect . I of the Moneylenders Act . In this case the House of Lords , affirming the decision of the Court of ...
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... received no special consideration , and that from their very nature they demanded treatment substantially different from anything contained in the Act itself . The case of R. v . Kingswinford may be said to have established the ...
... received no special consideration , and that from their very nature they demanded treatment substantially different from anything contained in the Act itself . The case of R. v . Kingswinford may be said to have established the ...
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