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Jones paid into the banking account in his own name a sum of £ 500 to be
treated as an advance of capital to the business , and this was to be used under
the sole superintendence and control of Jones in defraying the trade business
debts ...
Jones paid into the banking account in his own name a sum of £ 500 to be
treated as an advance of capital to the business , and this was to be used under
the sole superintendence and control of Jones in defraying the trade business
debts ...
Page 48
The £ 500 paid into the banking account by Jones was held to be a loan to
Young , and it was paid in on a contract under which Jones was to receive a
share of the profits . A contract that a person shall receive a fixed amount out of
the profits ...
The £ 500 paid into the banking account by Jones was held to be a loan to
Young , and it was paid in on a contract under which Jones was to receive a
share of the profits . A contract that a person shall receive a fixed amount out of
the profits ...
Page 50
According to the decision in Re National Bank of Wales it would seem to be very
imprudent to transfer shares during liquidation , unless the transferee is perfectly
solvent . In this case the company was in voluntary liquidation . A shareholder ...
According to the decision in Re National Bank of Wales it would seem to be very
imprudent to transfer shares during liquidation , unless the transferee is perfectly
solvent . In this case the company was in voluntary liquidation . A shareholder ...
Page 115
Chartered Mercantile Bank of India , London and China , 1897 ( I Q.B. ) , 55. The
plaintiffs , an English Company , owned a ship , the Minna Craig , which sailed
from India to a German port . Her master was induced by fraud to sign Bills of ...
Chartered Mercantile Bank of India , London and China , 1897 ( I Q.B. ) , 55. The
plaintiffs , an English Company , owned a ship , the Minna Craig , which sailed
from India to a German port . Her master was induced by fraud to sign Bills of ...
Page 146
The Vice - Admirals held their Courts in the same manner ; primarily on the sea
shore within the floodmark . Hence by easy digressions on quays , banks of
public streams , where the tide ebbed and flowed , and on the coast of arms of
the sea ...
The Vice - Admirals held their Courts in the same manner ; primarily on the sea
shore within the floodmark . Hence by easy digressions on quays , banks of
public streams , where the tide ebbed and flowed , and on the coast of arms of
the sea ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1897 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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