The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 29
... amount , which is dis- honoured , and it is found that his bank account was largely overdrawn at the time . But it may turn out on inquiry that the overdraft was secured and that the debtor did not know , when he drew the cheque , that ...
... amount , which is dis- honoured , and it is found that his bank account was largely overdrawn at the time . But it may turn out on inquiry that the overdraft was secured and that the debtor did not know , when he drew the cheque , that ...
Page 59
... amount to ? Nothing ; for it was soon discarded , and the monarchy overthrown and a republic substituted in its place , as the supreme will of the French people manifested through mob - law . The populace , which is nothing more than ...
... amount to ? Nothing ; for it was soon discarded , and the monarchy overthrown and a republic substituted in its place , as the supreme will of the French people manifested through mob - law . The populace , which is nothing more than ...
Page 77
... amounts to ten they , with per- mission of the Circuit , may elect a branch of the Council . The Council considers the ... amount of remuneration of an advocate in cases of misunderstand- ing with clients ; and exercises disciplinary ...
... amounts to ten they , with per- mission of the Circuit , may elect a branch of the Council . The Council considers the ... amount of remuneration of an advocate in cases of misunderstand- ing with clients ; and exercises disciplinary ...
Page 80
... amount of the action . Fees can be recovered by an action at law . The client may at any time dismiss his advocate , and the latter may leave his client , but must give sufficient notice . For neglect of his duty an advocate , besides ...
... amount of the action . Fees can be recovered by an action at law . The client may at any time dismiss his advocate , and the latter may leave his client , but must give sufficient notice . For neglect of his duty an advocate , besides ...
Page 106
... amount of damp could make a wall defective assuming it was not defective for the purpose for which it was built . Practically such questions depend upon the report of a surveyor appointed under sect . 91 of the London Building Act 1894 ...
... amount of damp could make a wall defective assuming it was not defective for the purpose for which it was built . Practically such questions depend upon the report of a surveyor appointed under sect . 91 of the London Building Act 1894 ...
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