The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 85
... received doctrine , 1 and very respectable opinions have been given , that so far from the increased issues of the country bankers causing increased prices of commodities , it is the 1 See Evid . before Committee of 1858 , on the Bank ...
... received doctrine , 1 and very respectable opinions have been given , that so far from the increased issues of the country bankers causing increased prices of commodities , it is the 1 See Evid . before Committee of 1858 , on the Bank ...
Page 107
... received by creditors in cases of bankruptcy have been found in general ( it appears ) to be larger than those realized from the estates of the private bankers that fail . The ruin is more widely spread , it is true , when a joint ...
... received by creditors in cases of bankruptcy have been found in general ( it appears ) to be larger than those realized from the estates of the private bankers that fail . The ruin is more widely spread , it is true , when a joint ...
Page 113
... received by the lender and holder of the bills as they arrive at maturity , and the offer is accepted ; this is an advance upon the security of bills of exchange , but it is not a re- discount , because the borrower does not place his ...
... received by the lender and holder of the bills as they arrive at maturity , and the offer is accepted ; this is an advance upon the security of bills of exchange , but it is not a re- discount , because the borrower does not place his ...
Page 114
... received of the amount of the bills of exchange , existing together at any given time in England , appears to be from two hundred to three hundred millions ' worth ; therefore , the transactions of this class being so enormous , it is ...
... received of the amount of the bills of exchange , existing together at any given time in England , appears to be from two hundred to three hundred millions ' worth ; therefore , the transactions of this class being so enormous , it is ...
Page 123
... received £ 1000 sterling per annum ) and the draftsmen , who received certain fees for drawing imperfect and useless bills . The commission , it must be allowed , had enormous difficulties to contend with ; but it never set about ...
... received £ 1000 sterling per annum ) and the draftsmen , who received certain fees for drawing imperfect and useless bills . The commission , it must be allowed , had enormous difficulties to contend with ; but it never set about ...
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