The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 105
... dividend to be maintained besides , the temptation is to discount a lower class of bills than is prudent , and perhaps even , it is said , this course may be instru- mental in giving currency to bills that probably ought not to be ...
... dividend to be maintained besides , the temptation is to discount a lower class of bills than is prudent , and perhaps even , it is said , this course may be instru- mental in giving currency to bills that probably ought not to be ...
Page 107
... dividends received by creditors in cases of bankruptcy have been found in general ( it appears ) to be larger than those realized from the estates of the private bankers that fail . The ruin is more widely spread , it is true , when a ...
... dividends received by creditors in cases of bankruptcy have been found in general ( it appears ) to be larger than those realized from the estates of the private bankers that fail . The ruin is more widely spread , it is true , when a ...
Page 109
... dividends on the paid - up capital . If a customer brings in £ 100 on a deposit account , and the banker discounts out of it a good commercial three months ' bill at five per cent . , then the interest on the deposit only being payable ...
... dividends on the paid - up capital . If a customer brings in £ 100 on a deposit account , and the banker discounts out of it a good commercial three months ' bill at five per cent . , then the interest on the deposit only being payable ...
Page 110
... dividend paid . The rate of discount at the London joint - stock banks is always , it is to be observed , lower than that of the Bank of England ; and there is this additional drawback and burden in discounting with the latter - If you ...
... dividend paid . The rate of discount at the London joint - stock banks is always , it is to be observed , lower than that of the Bank of England ; and there is this additional drawback and burden in discounting with the latter - If you ...
Page 173
... dividend would not pay the expenses of the creditor's journey , and the natural consequence would be , that the system would act as a great dis- couragement to the creditor troubling himself at all in the matter . Not only had the ...
... dividend would not pay the expenses of the creditor's journey , and the natural consequence would be , that the system would act as a great dis- couragement to the creditor troubling himself at all in the matter . Not only had the ...
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