The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1855 - Law |
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... protest . " That is to say , the protest will , for the purpose of registra- tion , prove itself , as is the rule in Scotland , and a most im- portant and necessary provision : nor is it open to an objection we have heard suggested ...
... protest . " That is to say , the protest will , for the purpose of registra- tion , prove itself , as is the rule in Scotland , and a most im- portant and necessary provision : nor is it open to an objection we have heard suggested ...
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... protest for non - acceptance , or against the acceptor , in case of a protest for non - payment , to the effect it may have the authority of the judges thereof , interponed thereto , that letters of horning upon a simple charge of six ...
... protest for non - acceptance , or against the acceptor , in case of a protest for non - payment , to the effect it may have the authority of the judges thereof , interponed thereto , that letters of horning upon a simple charge of six ...
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... protest by a notary is evidence of all the requisites which I entitle the holder to recover in an action . The protest is only held to be prima evidence of presentment for the purpose of registration , and nothing more . If a bill of ...
... protest by a notary is evidence of all the requisites which I entitle the holder to recover in an action . The protest is only held to be prima evidence of presentment for the purpose of registration , and nothing more . If a bill of ...
Contents
THE THEORY OF SUCCESSION AB INTES | 1 |
HIS PRO | 17 |
NAVIGATION COLLISION CONFLICT | 52 |
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action advocate amount appointed assured attorneys authority Baron Barrister Bench bill of exchange bill or note breach Chief Justice claim Common Law considered contract County Court Court of Equity Court of Exchequer creditor damages decision defendant doubt effect election Eliz England entitled equity Exch fact favour give H. P. D. 3rd series H. P. D. vol honour House of Commons House of Lords ibid interest judge judgment jurisdiction jury liability LIII Lord Brougham Lord Chancellor Lord Eldon Lord Lyndhurst lordships matter measure ment national map notaries object occasion opinion Parliament party payment persons plaintiff pleading practice present principle proceedings profession promissory notes protest question reason reference reform reformatory remarks reports rule scale Scotch Scotland session society speech statute tion Vide H. P. D. 3rd VIII