The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 114
... contract with the city , it was doubtless familiar with these means ordinarily employed to insure the collection of a legal or proper charge , but the only one of these mentioned in the ordinance was the provision that the company ...
... contract with the city , it was doubtless familiar with these means ordinarily employed to insure the collection of a legal or proper charge , but the only one of these mentioned in the ordinance was the provision that the company ...
Page 117
... contract with a com- pany or corporation engaged in manufacturing goods of the kind . they ordered . They had in view a definite person with whom they intended to contract ; and , as there was no such person or company , there was no ...
... contract with a com- pany or corporation engaged in manufacturing goods of the kind . they ordered . They had in view a definite person with whom they intended to contract ; and , as there was no such person or company , there was no ...
Page 139
... contract promising him a compensation in the event of a sale of the prop- erty by the owner himself during the life of the contract is valid and enforceable , where the broker has used ordinary diligence in endeavoring to make a sale of ...
... contract promising him a compensation in the event of a sale of the prop- erty by the owner himself during the life of the contract is valid and enforceable , where the broker has used ordinary diligence in endeavoring to make a sale of ...
Page 140
... contract to pay for such services , so rendered , is not a violation of law or of public policy . By an agreement defendant paving company engaged to pay plaintiff 3 per cent of the contract price on all contracts for street Improvement ...
... contract to pay for such services , so rendered , is not a violation of law or of public policy . By an agreement defendant paving company engaged to pay plaintiff 3 per cent of the contract price on all contracts for street Improvement ...
Page 141
... contract in the ordinary sense , the insurance being but a mutual promise by every member to pay the certificate of every other member ; hence the holder had no vested right , preventing the association from raising the assessment to ...
... contract in the ordinary sense , the insurance being but a mutual promise by every member to pay the certificate of every other member ; hence the holder had no vested right , preventing the association from raising the assessment to ...
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