The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... held that a bet- ting agent , who was promised a commission of 5 per cent . of the winnings , was liable to pay the balance due to his principal , after deducting losses and the 5 per cent . com- mission in other words , the contract ...
... held that a bet- ting agent , who was promised a commission of 5 per cent . of the winnings , was liable to pay the balance due to his principal , after deducting losses and the 5 per cent . com- mission in other words , the contract ...
Page 34
... held that although the request to pay implied a promise to repay , yet the defendant was relieved by the Gaming Act of 1892 , because the defendant's promise was to pay money which had been paid by the plaintiff in respect of contracts ...
... held that although the request to pay implied a promise to repay , yet the defendant was relieved by the Gaming Act of 1892 , because the defendant's promise was to pay money which had been paid by the plaintiff in respect of contracts ...
Page 35
... held that money paid by one partner ( in a betting transaction ) on the other's behalf in settling lost bets could not be recovered : for the Court of Appeal held that it was money paid in respect of con- tracts void by the Act of 1845 ...
... held that money paid by one partner ( in a betting transaction ) on the other's behalf in settling lost bets could not be recovered : for the Court of Appeal held that it was money paid in respect of con- tracts void by the Act of 1845 ...
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... held by the President , Sir Gorell Barnes , and Farwell , L.J. ( upholding the decision of Darling , J. ) , that the forbearance of the plaintiff to declare the defendant a defaulter constituted a good consideration for a fresh agree ...
... held by the President , Sir Gorell Barnes , and Farwell , L.J. ( upholding the decision of Darling , J. ) , that the forbearance of the plaintiff to declare the defendant a defaulter constituted a good consideration for a fresh agree ...
Page 37
... held that money lent at Monte Carlo for the purpose of gaming was recoverable in this country , because by the lex loci contractus there was no 1 L. R. [ 1909 ] , 2 K. B. , C. A. 208 . taint attaching to the transaction , and so far as ...
... held that money lent at Monte Carlo for the purpose of gaming was recoverable in this country , because by the lex loci contractus there was no 1 L. R. [ 1909 ] , 2 K. B. , C. A. 208 . taint attaching to the transaction , and so far as ...
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