The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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Page 94
... paid . By s . 6 , nothing in the act is to annul or in anywise affect any special contract be- tween a common carrier and any other parties for the conveyance of goods . The value of said pictures was not declared . Held , that the ...
... paid . By s . 6 , nothing in the act is to annul or in anywise affect any special contract be- tween a common carrier and any other parties for the conveyance of goods . The value of said pictures was not declared . Held , that the ...
Page 95
... paid out of the pure personalty , and gave the residue to his executors for their own use . He left £ 6711 pure personalty , £ 8045 proceeds of leaseholds , and £ 867 proceeds of real estate in Madeira . Held , that the legacies to said ...
... paid out of the pure personalty , and gave the residue to his executors for their own use . He left £ 6711 pure personalty , £ 8045 proceeds of leaseholds , and £ 867 proceeds of real estate in Madeira . Held , that the legacies to said ...
Page 96
... paid except out of profits , and that the directors should declare a dividend as often as the profits in hand were sufficient to pay five per cent on the capital , subject to the resolutions of a general meeting . In 1864 , a dividend ...
... paid except out of profits , and that the directors should declare a dividend as often as the profits in hand were sufficient to pay five per cent on the capital , subject to the resolutions of a general meeting . In 1864 , a dividend ...
Page 98
... paid a deposit , and received the warehousemen's weight notes from the seller . These A. deposited with B. as a security for advances made to A. by C. , and B. agreed to hold them for C. The jute having been destroyed by fire before the ...
... paid a deposit , and received the warehousemen's weight notes from the seller . These A. deposited with B. as a security for advances made to A. by C. , and B. agreed to hold them for C. The jute having been destroyed by fire before the ...
Page 102
... paid it , is admissible to prove the payment as well as the tenancy . The Queen v . Exeter , L. R. 4 Q. B. 341 . " " 2. Thirteen hours before the death of a murdered person , she made a declara- tion upon oath . She was asked , " Is it ...
... paid it , is admissible to prove the payment as well as the tenancy . The Queen v . Exeter , L. R. 4 Q. B. 341 . " " 2. Thirteen hours before the death of a murdered person , she made a declara- tion upon oath . She was asked , " Is it ...
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