The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... sect . I of the Gaming Act of 1835 , therefore the plaintiff's action on the cheque could not be maintained . The case of Hyams v . Stuart King3 was somewhat similar to that of Bubb v . Yelverton . In this case ( Hyams v . Stuart King ) ...
... sect . I of the Gaming Act of 1835 , therefore the plaintiff's action on the cheque could not be maintained . The case of Hyams v . Stuart King3 was somewhat similar to that of Bubb v . Yelverton . In this case ( Hyams v . Stuart King ) ...
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... sect . 44 . If the defendant had a right not to be sued at law on the original transaction , he had at least an equal right not to be threatened , or bullied , or subjected to any coercive process with a view to extorting money not ...
... sect . 44 . If the defendant had a right not to be sued at law on the original transaction , he had at least an equal right not to be threatened , or bullied , or subjected to any coercive process with a view to extorting money not ...
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... sect . 44 of the Larceny Act ( 1861 ) for the menaces by means of which the plaintiff obtained the additional pro- mise ? Reasonable and probable cause is indeed recognised as a ground for compromising a suit in dubious cases where- in ...
... sect . 44 of the Larceny Act ( 1861 ) for the menaces by means of which the plaintiff obtained the additional pro- mise ? Reasonable and probable cause is indeed recognised as a ground for compromising a suit in dubious cases where- in ...
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... ( sect . 5 ) . This places a negotiable instru- ment for a void loan made by an infant in a worse position than a negotiable instrument under the Gaming Act of 1835 , and in the same position as a security or negotiable instru- ment under ...
... ( sect . 5 ) . This places a negotiable instru- ment for a void loan made by an infant in a worse position than a negotiable instrument under the Gaming Act of 1835 , and in the same position as a security or negotiable instru- ment under ...
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... ( sect . 6 ) . Section 2 of the Act requires every moneylender to register the name in which he carries on business , and all the addresses at which he carries on the business ; and also imposes penalties on any unregistered moneylender ...
... ( sect . 6 ) . Section 2 of the Act requires every moneylender to register the name in which he carries on business , and all the addresses at which he carries on the business ; and also imposes penalties on any unregistered moneylender ...
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