The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 17
... paid by previous attempts . But for Governments to recognise these rules will not be enough to insure that they shall be observed . It has long been a universally recognised custom of warfare that a flag of truce must not be fired on ...
... paid by previous attempts . But for Governments to recognise these rules will not be enough to insure that they shall be observed . It has long been a universally recognised custom of warfare that a flag of truce must not be fired on ...
Page 47
... paid into the banking account in his own name a sum of £ 500 to be treated as an advance of capital to the business , and this was to be used under the sole superinten- dence and control of Jones in defraying the trade business debts ...
... paid into the banking account in his own name a sum of £ 500 to be treated as an advance of capital to the business , and this was to be used under the sole superinten- dence and control of Jones in defraying the trade business debts ...
Page 48
... paid into the banking account by Jones was held to be a loan to Young , and it was paid in on a contract under which Jones was to receive a share of the profits . A contract that a person shall receive a fixed amount out of the profits ...
... paid into the banking account by Jones was held to be a loan to Young , and it was paid in on a contract under which Jones was to receive a share of the profits . A contract that a person shall receive a fixed amount out of the profits ...
Page 50
... paid a preferential dividend of 5 per cent . to the holders of the preference shares . The ordinary share- holders had received considerably more in the shape of dividends , but , nevertheless , there was a large surplus available for ...
... paid a preferential dividend of 5 per cent . to the holders of the preference shares . The ordinary share- holders had received considerably more in the shape of dividends , but , nevertheless , there was a large surplus available for ...
Page 60
... paid . Parker was held to be in contempt of Court on two counts , and an order was entered upon him in each to shew cause why he should not be punished . It was held by the Court that Parker was in contempt 60 OBITER DICTA .
... paid . Parker was held to be in contempt of Court on two counts , and an order was entered upon him in each to shew cause why he should not be punished . It was held by the Court that Parker was in contempt 60 OBITER DICTA .
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