The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 222
... believe that the actual transfer in the register would be less expensive than an ordinary conveyance is now . A conveyance at the present day is a very simple instrument , and , except as regards the stamps , is inexpensive ; and if ...
... believe that the actual transfer in the register would be less expensive than an ordinary conveyance is now . A conveyance at the present day is a very simple instrument , and , except as regards the stamps , is inexpensive ; and if ...
Page 224
... believe landowners would be safer if their deeds were deposited in some secure government building than they now are . Does any holder of English securities think himself in a particularly unsafe position , because the books which ...
... believe landowners would be safer if their deeds were deposited in some secure government building than they now are . Does any holder of English securities think himself in a particularly unsafe position , because the books which ...
Page 228
... believe , bring credit on themselves - they could make no politi- cal capital out of it . We have , in fact , been experiencing the evils of a government too weak and incapable to adopt or institute any useful or prac- 1 Remarks , & c ...
... believe , bring credit on themselves - they could make no politi- cal capital out of it . We have , in fact , been experiencing the evils of a government too weak and incapable to adopt or institute any useful or prac- 1 Remarks , & c ...
Page 233
... believe that the bank was in a sound financial con- dition ; whereas the fact was , that though there might have been that amount of profits for that particular half - year , there was upon the whole account a deficit ; the dividend ...
... believe that the bank was in a sound financial con- dition ; whereas the fact was , that though there might have been that amount of profits for that particular half - year , there was upon the whole account a deficit ; the dividend ...
Page 238
... believe Mr. Tinley , as every broker could get a copy , obviously for the purpose of showing it to persons most likely to deal in shares , it would be for the jury to say whether the report primarily made for the proprietors was not ...
... believe Mr. Tinley , as every broker could get a copy , obviously for the purpose of showing it to persons most likely to deal in shares , it would be for the jury to say whether the report primarily made for the proprietors was not ...
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