The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 95
... bill of exchange , for instance , is either the very best banking asset or the very worst , and how is a stranger to know whether the bill is a good commercial bill or a kite ? Yet on the judgment which he forms , that is to say , on ...
... bill of exchange , for instance , is either the very best banking asset or the very worst , and how is a stranger to know whether the bill is a good commercial bill or a kite ? Yet on the judgment which he forms , that is to say , on ...
Page 109
... bills having no long time to run , and to arrange the run off of the bills he discounts in such a way as to secure his being ... bill at five per cent . , then the interest on the deposit only being payable in most cases when it has been ...
... bills having no long time to run , and to arrange the run off of the bills he discounts in such a way as to secure his being ... bill at five per cent . , then the interest on the deposit only being payable in most cases when it has been ...
Page 110
... bill running , and one of the parties to the bill fails , the Bank's practice is to return the bill to you , and to call upon you to pay it at once , without waiting until maturity . This no other bank takes upon itself to do , 1 the ...
... bill running , and one of the parties to the bill fails , the Bank's practice is to return the bill to you , and to call upon you to pay it at once , without waiting until maturity . This no other bank takes upon itself to do , 1 the ...
Page 111
... bill - brokers , a class who were in their origin merely what their name imports - the agents for bringing together holders of bills , and persons who were willing to discount bills . About fifty years ago the business of bill- broking ...
... bill - brokers , a class who were in their origin merely what their name imports - the agents for bringing together holders of bills , and persons who were willing to discount bills . About fifty years ago the business of bill- broking ...
Page 112
... bill - brokers.1 During this year , one or two bill - broking houses stopped payment ; the liabilities of one of which is stated to have been no less than £ 5,442,285.2 The reader must , how- ever , carefully bear in mind this — it has ...
... bill - brokers.1 During this year , one or two bill - broking houses stopped payment ; the liabilities of one of which is stated to have been no less than £ 5,442,285.2 The reader must , how- ever , carefully bear in mind this — it has ...
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