The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1852 - Law |
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Page 107
Lord Cranworth , after stating his opinion that upon all the authorities it was
perfectly competent to the plaintiff to give the warrant of attorney without bringing
himself within the provision of the statute of Elizabeth , continued , in effect , as
follows ...
Lord Cranworth , after stating his opinion that upon all the authorities it was
perfectly competent to the plaintiff to give the warrant of attorney without bringing
himself within the provision of the statute of Elizabeth , continued , in effect , as
follows ...
Page 275
As a direction by the drawer or holder to pay to a particular person only , it would
cause the instrument to be no longer a cheque ; and therefore “ the crossing a
cheque with the name of a particular banker could not have the effect of
restricting ...
As a direction by the drawer or holder to pay to a particular person only , it would
cause the instrument to be no longer a cheque ; and therefore “ the crossing a
cheque with the name of a particular banker could not have the effect of
restricting ...
Page 48
In the case of a bond given by one of several joint debtors , the legal effect of
which is to merge the simple contract debt , can this effect be controlled by the
parties agreeing by a separate instrument that such bond shall be deemed a
collateral ...
In the case of a bond given by one of several joint debtors , the legal effect of
which is to merge the simple contract debt , can this effect be controlled by the
parties agreeing by a separate instrument that such bond shall be deemed a
collateral ...
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