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Page 64
... and the important topic of " insurance ” form a separate sub - division ? Mr.
Holland enumerates , as instances of " accessory ' contracts — a more familiar
term is “ collateral ” -- suretyship , indemnity , pledge , warranty , ratification for
further ...
... and the important topic of " insurance ” form a separate sub - division ? Mr.
Holland enumerates , as instances of " accessory ' contracts — a more familiar
term is “ collateral ” -- suretyship , indemnity , pledge , warranty , ratification for
further ...
Page 65
ship , indemnity , pledge , warranty , ratification for further assurances . There is
nothing , however , on this head which calls for notice . The chapter concludes
with the consideration of the transfer and extinction of contracts . In a Code I ...
ship , indemnity , pledge , warranty , ratification for further assurances . There is
nothing , however , on this head which calls for notice . The chapter concludes
with the consideration of the transfer and extinction of contracts . In a Code I ...
Page 68
Without wishing to re - capitulate what I have already written , I venture now to
make some further remarks upon the subject . It is remarkable that while
Extradition has been , by means of Treaties , put upon a satisfactory basis
between nearly ...
Without wishing to re - capitulate what I have already written , I venture now to
make some further remarks upon the subject . It is remarkable that while
Extradition has been , by means of Treaties , put upon a satisfactory basis
between nearly ...
Page 70
By noticing this we may perhaps pave the way towards further legislation in the
matter and towards laying the foundation of a unanimous international opinion ,
to be hereafter expressed in Treaties , as has already been done in the case of ...
By noticing this we may perhaps pave the way towards further legislation in the
matter and towards laying the foundation of a unanimous international opinion ,
to be hereafter expressed in Treaties , as has already been done in the case of ...
Page 71
... an Act to give further remedies to creditors against persons removing from one
Australasian Colony to another , and was passed between 1855 and 1858 , in
Queensland , New Zealand , Tasmania , South Australia , Western Australia , and
...
... an Act to give further remedies to creditors against persons removing from one
Australasian Colony to another , and was passed between 1855 and 1858 , in
Queensland , New Zealand , Tasmania , South Australia , Western Australia , and
...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1881 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2012 |
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