The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 84
... seems wholly unneces- sary to offer any apology in a legal journal for the employment of some of its pages on topics of which the interest is so pervading . The truth is , that the science of banking is in a transition - state . Notions ...
... seems wholly unneces- sary to offer any apology in a legal journal for the employment of some of its pages on topics of which the interest is so pervading . The truth is , that the science of banking is in a transition - state . Notions ...
Page 86
... seems to follow , because the law affords no means by which a debtor can increase at his pleasure the number of his creditors , or the weight of his liabilities , and especially not in a case like that of a banker and customer , where ...
... seems to follow , because the law affords no means by which a debtor can increase at his pleasure the number of his creditors , or the weight of his liabilities , and especially not in a case like that of a banker and customer , where ...
Page 92
... seems to be no adequate reason why this defect should not be altered without delay , provided it could be effected , as the plans suggested seem to show , without disclosing the state of particular accounts , and so violating the ...
... seems to be no adequate reason why this defect should not be altered without delay , provided it could be effected , as the plans suggested seem to show , without disclosing the state of particular accounts , and so violating the ...
Page 93
... seems to be imperative on Parliament to make provision for the publication of accounts in such a form as shall be effectual to let light into the real state of the com- pany's affairs is this : -By the Joint Banking Companies ' Act ...
... seems to be imperative on Parliament to make provision for the publication of accounts in such a form as shall be effectual to let light into the real state of the com- pany's affairs is this : -By the Joint Banking Companies ' Act ...
Page 102
... seems to have been disposed of by Mr. Gilbart.1 A proposal that was made before the committee of 1858 , that those banks should be obliged by law to take no more deposits than should be in a certain proportion of the paid - up capital ...
... seems to have been disposed of by Mr. Gilbart.1 A proposal that was made before the committee of 1858 , that those banks should be obliged by law to take no more deposits than should be in a certain proportion of the paid - up capital ...
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