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Page 86
... jurist . Thus there arose a stricter adherence to the form of the wording of the contract , the non - negotiability of ... jurists turned their attention to the important question of the true juridical character of negotiable instruments ...
... jurist . Thus there arose a stricter adherence to the form of the wording of the contract , the non - negotiability of ... jurists turned their attention to the important question of the true juridical character of negotiable instruments ...
Page 87
... Jurists of that period , the theory of Dr. Einert has , because of its intrinsic scientific value , bee n accepted alike by the jurist and legislator of the great German Empire , until , finally , it may be said to be the ruling notion ...
... Jurists of that period , the theory of Dr. Einert has , because of its intrinsic scientific value , bee n accepted alike by the jurist and legislator of the great German Empire , until , finally , it may be said to be the ruling notion ...
Page 88
... Op . cit . † Kuntze , Innhaber . Papier . p . 201 . The accommodation acceptor was formerly held to be the principal debtor . Byles on Bills , p . 227 . surprise why the German jurists found it necessary to ignore 88 BILLS OF EXCHANGE .
... Op . cit . † Kuntze , Innhaber . Papier . p . 201 . The accommodation acceptor was formerly held to be the principal debtor . Byles on Bills , p . 227 . surprise why the German jurists found it necessary to ignore 88 BILLS OF EXCHANGE .
Page 89
... jurists found it necessary to ignore the Code de Commerce in framing the German Law . The reason appears to have been , not because they differed in theory , but because in the case of many of the rules laid down by the Code de Commerce ...
... jurists found it necessary to ignore the Code de Commerce in framing the German Law . The reason appears to have been , not because they differed in theory , but because in the case of many of the rules laid down by the Code de Commerce ...
Page 91
... Jurists - namely , that of the unfettered negotiability of a Bill of Exchange . The fundamental notion universally current in England being that a Bill of Exchange or Promissory Note transferred a debt ( a chose in action ) , there ...
... Jurists - namely , that of the unfettered negotiability of a Bill of Exchange . The fundamental notion universally current in England being that a Bill of Exchange or Promissory Note transferred a debt ( a chose in action ) , there ...
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