The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 87
... Bank was liable for the sum lost , and for interest , amounting on the whole to between £ 9000 and £ 10,000 . But the apparent hardship of this result vanishes when the matter comes to be scrutinized . The case is one of those which ...
... Bank was liable for the sum lost , and for interest , amounting on the whole to between £ 9000 and £ 10,000 . But the apparent hardship of this result vanishes when the matter comes to be scrutinized . The case is one of those which ...
Page 88
... banking legislation of 1844 , many more and stronger objections have been advanced , and perhaps main- tained . The Bank Charter Act , it has been urged , is a fair- weather measure , operating only in periods of tranquillity ; but when ...
... banking legislation of 1844 , many more and stronger objections have been advanced , and perhaps main- tained . The Bank Charter Act , it has been urged , is a fair- weather measure , operating only in periods of tranquillity ; but when ...
Page 89
... Bank of England's rate of discount ( the Bank rate , it is needless to say , measures the rate of the general money market ) . Fluctuations in the rate of discount never occur without affecting trade ; low rates produce excessive ...
... Bank of England's rate of discount ( the Bank rate , it is needless to say , measures the rate of the general money market ) . Fluctuations in the rate of discount never occur without affecting trade ; low rates produce excessive ...
Page 90
... Bank of England notes and gold in the hands of the country banks of issue ; and explains why such hoarding begins at an earlier point on occasions of apprehended pressure than it otherwise would do , thereby accelerating the crisis . It ...
... Bank of England notes and gold in the hands of the country banks of issue ; and explains why such hoarding begins at an earlier point on occasions of apprehended pressure than it otherwise would do , thereby accelerating the crisis . It ...
Page 91
... bank- ing of any species of commercial enterprise . The general success of these banks hitherto is marvellous . The London joint stock banks are considered to hold in deposits at call , or at a few days ' notice , upwards of forty ...
... bank- ing of any species of commercial enterprise . The general success of these banks hitherto is marvellous . The London joint stock banks are considered to hold in deposits at call , or at a few days ' notice , upwards of forty ...
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