The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 94
... amount to little more than nothing ; at all events they cannot be said to impart more than the slightest degree of security . Nor is it difficult to see how this is the case . For , in order to afford a real result available for the ...
... amount to little more than nothing ; at all events they cannot be said to impart more than the slightest degree of security . Nor is it difficult to see how this is the case . For , in order to afford a real result available for the ...
Page 98
... amount of such dividend ; and with the further proviso , that if any of the directors shall be absent at the time of making the dividends , & c . , or shall object thereto , and file their objection in writing , & c . , they shall be ...
... amount of such dividend ; and with the further proviso , that if any of the directors shall be absent at the time of making the dividends , & c . , or shall object thereto , and file their objection in writing , & c . , they shall be ...
Page 100
... amount of deposits may well afford to pay dividends of 10 per cent . to its shareholders . For on what is that dividend paid ? Only on the capital paid up . The fallacy , or the mistake , or misunderstanding , lies in confounding ...
... amount of deposits may well afford to pay dividends of 10 per cent . to its shareholders . For on what is that dividend paid ? Only on the capital paid up . The fallacy , or the mistake , or misunderstanding , lies in confounding ...
Page 104
... amounts specified baffle and bewilder from their vast- ness ; but at least the figures suggest this safe inference , that the sums so held are enormous to an incomprehensible extent ; whence , then , have they been provided ? No one ...
... amounts specified baffle and bewilder from their vast- ness ; but at least the figures suggest this safe inference , that the sums so held are enormous to an incomprehensible extent ; whence , then , have they been provided ? No one ...
Page 105
... amount of money which they deposit in their banks at call or short notice , but at interest , was , according to the calculation of well - informed persons , con- sidered to be fifty millions sterling in November , 1857.1 The tendency ...
... amount of money which they deposit in their banks at call or short notice , but at interest , was , according to the calculation of well - informed persons , con- sidered to be fifty millions sterling in November , 1857.1 The tendency ...
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