The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 96
... liable to be inspected by any one who may get into the direction , and who may be perhaps a rival or competitor in trade of the customer . " To meet this outcry , the invariable rule and practice in all joint- 1 1 Logic of Banking , p ...
... liable to be inspected by any one who may get into the direction , and who may be perhaps a rival or competitor in trade of the customer . " To meet this outcry , the invariable rule and practice in all joint- 1 1 Logic of Banking , p ...
Page 98
... liable for all the then debts of the company , and for all that shall be con- tracted thereafter during their continuance in office , with the proviso , however , that such liability shall not exceed the amount of such dividend ; and ...
... liable for all the then debts of the company , and for all that shall be con- tracted thereafter during their continuance in office , with the proviso , however , that such liability shall not exceed the amount of such dividend ; and ...
Page 99
... liability in most cases ; but practically , this class of proprietors enjoy all the benefits of a limited liability ; they may , if the worst comes , lose the whole sum invested , but beyond that they are safe ; a claim against the bank ...
... liability in most cases ; but practically , this class of proprietors enjoy all the benefits of a limited liability ; they may , if the worst comes , lose the whole sum invested , but beyond that they are safe ; a claim against the bank ...
Page 103
... liable to be sued upon the dealing , covenants , and undertakings of the company ; he is only liable after judgment has been obtained against the company— his liability being the subject of very peculiar statutory pro- visions . On the ...
... liable to be sued upon the dealing , covenants , and undertakings of the company ; he is only liable after judgment has been obtained against the company— his liability being the subject of very peculiar statutory pro- visions . On the ...
Page 111
... liabilities , by the operation of a system which had been in exis- tence since the year 1830 ; and by which the Bank of England had been in the habit of allowing them accommodation to any extent , by way of loan or advance upon the ...
... liabilities , by the operation of a system which had been in exis- tence since the year 1830 ; and by which the Bank of England had been in the habit of allowing them accommodation to any extent , by way of loan or advance upon the ...
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