The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 114
... bill against a cargo shipped by them , and indorsed and delivered to plaintiffs the bill , and also the bill of lading of the cargo , authoriz- ing them to sell the cargo and apply the proceeds to payment of the bill . The drawee ...
... bill against a cargo shipped by them , and indorsed and delivered to plaintiffs the bill , and also the bill of lading of the cargo , authoriz- ing them to sell the cargo and apply the proceeds to payment of the bill . The drawee ...
Page 117
... BILL OF LADING . - See ACCEPTANCE . BILLS AND NOTES . 1. The drawer of a bill of exchange , purporting to be drawn " against twelve bales of cotton , " procured its discount by a bank . The drawee afterwards , by letter to the drawer ...
... BILL OF LADING . - See ACCEPTANCE . BILLS AND NOTES . 1. The drawer of a bill of exchange , purporting to be drawn " against twelve bales of cotton , " procured its discount by a bank . The drawee afterwards , by letter to the drawer ...
Page 125
... bill to reform it on the ground of mistake . Stockbridge Iron Co. v . Hudson Iron Co. , 107 Mass . 290 . - 3. Where a number of articles of furniture were sold by auction at the same time to the same person , in separate lots , each lot ...
... bill to reform it on the ground of mistake . Stockbridge Iron Co. v . Hudson Iron Co. , 107 Mass . 290 . - 3. Where a number of articles of furniture were sold by auction at the same time to the same person , in separate lots , each lot ...
Page 169
... bill of rights so as to give the legislature power to provide for civil juries , to be composed of any number not less than six , and making the agreement of not less than two - thirds sufficient for a verdict . That this experiment ...
... bill of rights so as to give the legislature power to provide for civil juries , to be composed of any number not less than six , and making the agreement of not less than two - thirds sufficient for a verdict . That this experiment ...
Page 171
... bill , properly passed in one branch , found its way to the joint committee on engrossed bills , was reported on by them as properly engrossed , and then was signed as if a valid law , whereas it had never been before the other branch ...
... bill , properly passed in one branch , found its way to the joint committee on engrossed bills , was reported on by them as properly engrossed , and then was signed as if a valid law , whereas it had never been before the other branch ...
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