The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 112
... object the convenience of bankers who employ their deposits at call , and the convenience of the public who receive discounts by these means ; and it is found that the wants of the public for discount are about equal to the money ...
... object the convenience of bankers who employ their deposits at call , and the convenience of the public who receive discounts by these means ; and it is found that the wants of the public for discount are about equal to the money ...
Page 114
... object of it — it is no necessary part of the business of re - discounting . Yet , before it is abolished , something inherently vicious ought to be stated and proved in this great machine , by the working of which the superabundant ...
... object of it — it is no necessary part of the business of re - discounting . Yet , before it is abolished , something inherently vicious ought to be stated and proved in this great machine , by the working of which the superabundant ...
Page 116
... object of the latter , and the mode of remuneration of the operator . On the system , of which so many instances came to light in the failures of 1857 , the acceptance is undertaken for the sake of the commission , and not with ...
... object of the latter , and the mode of remuneration of the operator . On the system , of which so many instances came to light in the failures of 1857 , the acceptance is undertaken for the sake of the commission , and not with ...
Page 130
... object of the com- mission is only to consolidate , not to amend , the law , the drafts- man should consider it his ... objects altogether to the mode of proceeding adopted by the board . He contended that , before the process of ...
... object of the com- mission is only to consolidate , not to amend , the law , the drafts- man should consider it his ... objects altogether to the mode of proceeding adopted by the board . He contended that , before the process of ...
Page 134
... objects with inadequate and unsuitable means . The constitution of the commission rendered it impos- sible that any practical result could be attained . But , on the other hand , it produced this advantage - the government was saved the ...
... objects with inadequate and unsuitable means . The constitution of the commission rendered it impos- sible that any practical result could be attained . But , on the other hand , it produced this advantage - the government was saved the ...
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