The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 66
They are all money or money's worth . And authority is not wanting to establish a
proposition which seems to be obvious of itself . In Besch v . Frolich , and Pott v .
Eyton , the equality of labour , goodwill and capital , was expressly laid down by ...
They are all money or money's worth . And authority is not wanting to establish a
proposition which seems to be obvious of itself . In Besch v . Frolich , and Pott v .
Eyton , the equality of labour , goodwill and capital , was expressly laid down by ...
Page 102
In the present case , therefore , both upon principle and authority , I conceive that
this court is not precluded , by the resolution of the House of Commons of May ,
1837 , from inquiring into the legality of the act complained of , although we are ...
In the present case , therefore , both upon principle and authority , I conceive that
this court is not precluded , by the resolution of the House of Commons of May ,
1837 , from inquiring into the legality of the act complained of , although we are ...
Page 29
1 . Master - Hypothecation - Insurable interest . — The master of a ship has no
authority to hypothecate the ship for money advanced for repairs , unless the
payment of the money borrowed is made to depend upon the arrival of the ...
1 . Master - Hypothecation - Insurable interest . — The master of a ship has no
authority to hypothecate the ship for money advanced for repairs , unless the
payment of the money borrowed is made to depend upon the arrival of the ...
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