The Solicitors' Journal, Volume 261882 - Law |
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Page 72
... interest- ing , and not , we think , out of place in a work which aims at being a complete treatise on this subject . Without attempting to review the whole work , we note many great improvements upon the first edition . The word 66 ...
... interest- ing , and not , we think , out of place in a work which aims at being a complete treatise on this subject . Without attempting to review the whole work , we note many great improvements upon the first edition . The word 66 ...
Page 93
... interest , but no attornment clause . Upon the winding up of the company the trustees moved that they might be at liberty to exercise the power of distress in respect of arrears of interest due before the commencement of the winding up ...
... interest , but no attornment clause . Upon the winding up of the company the trustees moved that they might be at liberty to exercise the power of distress in respect of arrears of interest due before the commencement of the winding up ...
Page 95
... interest , say simple interest at five per cent . from the date of the loan or supply of goods , and disallow all extra interest ? Creditors would then be placed side by side according to their real advances , instead of being ranked ...
... interest , say simple interest at five per cent . from the date of the loan or supply of goods , and disallow all extra interest ? Creditors would then be placed side by side according to their real advances , instead of being ranked ...
Page 120
... interest for the appearance of the legal reports of these cases to see how far a solution of this question is given . IT WILL BE SEEN from a case of Copp v . Lynch and the Law Life Assurance Company , which is reported in another column ...
... interest for the appearance of the legal reports of these cases to see how far a solution of this question is given . IT WILL BE SEEN from a case of Copp v . Lynch and the Law Life Assurance Company , which is reported in another column ...
Page 121
... interests are adverse to that of the mortgagee , and whose interest it is to keep him in the dark . 66 The objectionable character of the section is enhanced by the obscurity of those parts which , more than any others , needed to be ...
... interests are adverse to that of the mortgagee , and whose interest it is to keep him in the dark . 66 The objectionable character of the section is enhanced by the obscurity of those parts which , more than any others , needed to be ...
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