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Page 99
With reference to this consideration , the “ Paper of Observations ” states :" It
cannot be questioned that the principle applied by the law of Scotland to bills of
exchange and promissory notes is in accordance with the sound mercantile view
of ...
With reference to this consideration , the “ Paper of Observations ” states :" It
cannot be questioned that the principle applied by the law of Scotland to bills of
exchange and promissory notes is in accordance with the sound mercantile view
of ...
Page 160
... receive the same consideration and we are of opinion that , in considering the
damage and injury done to the traveller , the consequential mischief of losing
some profit is not to be taken into consideration ; otherwise a passenger whose
time ...
... receive the same consideration and we are of opinion that , in considering the
damage and injury done to the traveller , the consequential mischief of losing
some profit is not to be taken into consideration ; otherwise a passenger whose
time ...
Page 260
( Alder v . Keighley , ant่ . ) Again , C. having recovered a judgment for 2811.3s .
6d . against D. , agreed with E. to forbear to sue out execution upon the judgment
until a future day ; in consideration whereof , E. undertook that he ...
( Alder v . Keighley , ant่ . ) Again , C. having recovered a judgment for 2811.3s .
6d . against D. , agreed with E. to forbear to sue out execution upon the judgment
until a future day ; in consideration whereof , E. undertook that he ...
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Contents
THE THEORY OF SUCCESSION AB INTES | 1 |
HIS | 17 |
NAVIGATION COLLISION CONFLICT | 52 |
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