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Page 99
But I am satisfied that the objection taken here should not be entertained , and
that the order craved should be granted . " 17 May , 1877. Funner v . North British
Railway Company , 4 S.C. , 686 . Ship - Merchant Shipping Acts , 1854 and 1862
.
But I am satisfied that the objection taken here should not be entertained , and
that the order craved should be granted . " 17 May , 1877. Funner v . North British
Railway Company , 4 S.C. , 686 . Ship - Merchant Shipping Acts , 1854 and 1862
.
Page 100
A. authorized B. to purchase the yarn at a certain price , and B. purchased the
yarn at a slightly increased price , in his own name , from L. , and granted bills in
his own name , without disclosing the joint adventure . B. became bankrupt .
A. authorized B. to purchase the yarn at a certain price , and B. purchased the
yarn at a slightly increased price , in his own name , from L. , and granted bills in
his own name , without disclosing the joint adventure . B. became bankrupt .
Page 112
The Common Form Practice of the High Court of Justice in Granting Probates and
Administrations . By H. C. Coote , F.S.A. , late Proctor in Doctor's Commons .
Eighth Edition . Butterworths . 1878 . The eighth edition of so well - known a work
...
The Common Form Practice of the High Court of Justice in Granting Probates and
Administrations . By H. C. Coote , F.S.A. , late Proctor in Doctor's Commons .
Eighth Edition . Butterworths . 1878 . The eighth edition of so well - known a work
...
Page 134
The ordinary view seems to be that they are concessions granted as favours by
the Sublime Porte to the Christian nations which enjoy their benefits . This is the
line taken even in an otherwise valuable Paper on the Judicial Reform in Egypt ...
The ordinary view seems to be that they are concessions granted as favours by
the Sublime Porte to the Christian nations which enjoy their benefits . This is the
line taken even in an otherwise valuable Paper on the Judicial Reform in Egypt ...
Page 186
Some have thought that our commercial morality would be raised and purified by
more stringent regulations against preferences being given to some creditors ;
but , until all payments or securities granted within a certain period of bankruptcy
...
Some have thought that our commercial morality would be raised and purified by
more stringent regulations against preferences being given to some creditors ;
but , until all payments or securities granted within a certain period of bankruptcy
...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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