The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 94
... present forms of accounts before him , a govern- ment inspector would probably be much embarrassed in prose- cuting his inquiries to a satisfactory issue . Will it aid him much to have all officers and agents of the company bound ...
... present forms of accounts before him , a govern- ment inspector would probably be much embarrassed in prose- cuting his inquiries to a satisfactory issue . Will it aid him much to have all officers and agents of the company bound ...
Page 96
... present , with the machinery supplied , it must needs be a mere dead letter for the purpose of discovering the actual state of one of these gigantic bodies . Except with the object of guarding against misapprehension , it would not be ...
... present , with the machinery supplied , it must needs be a mere dead letter for the purpose of discovering the actual state of one of these gigantic bodies . Except with the object of guarding against misapprehension , it would not be ...
Page 111
... present character , the principal feature in which is , that the bill - brokers discount themselves , and have become the great medium for the transmission of the spare capital of one part of the country to another part where it is more ...
... present character , the principal feature in which is , that the bill - brokers discount themselves , and have become the great medium for the transmission of the spare capital of one part of the country to another part where it is more ...
Page 130
... present as correctly as possible the effect of the statutes in force , without introducing amendments beyond the correction of clerical errors and omissions , which appear from internal evi- dence to be unintentional ; such amendments ...
... present as correctly as possible the effect of the statutes in force , without introducing amendments beyond the correction of clerical errors and omissions , which appear from internal evi- dence to be unintentional ; such amendments ...
Page 137
... present state of the statute law ought to be thoroughly ascer- tained . There would not be any pressing necessity to pass the consolidation bills through parliament ; indeed , such a course seems open to the objection put by Mr. Ker ...
... present state of the statute law ought to be thoroughly ascer- tained . There would not be any pressing necessity to pass the consolidation bills through parliament ; indeed , such a course seems open to the objection put by Mr. Ker ...
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