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already pointed out , these rules in many respects conform to the German Law ,
and the acceptor being regarded as the principal debtor , all the other parties as
sureties ( Einert regarding the drawer as the principal debtor and all the other ...
already pointed out , these rules in many respects conform to the German Law ,
and the acceptor being regarded as the principal debtor , all the other parties as
sureties ( Einert regarding the drawer as the principal debtor and all the other ...
Page 93
Ninth , That the acceptor is the principal debtor , the other parties sureties ; each
prior party being a principal in respect of each subsequent party . * In the views
expressed by Byles and Chitty , Dr . Story , with but unimportant modifications ...
Ninth , That the acceptor is the principal debtor , the other parties sureties ; each
prior party being a principal in respect of each subsequent party . * In the views
expressed by Byles and Chitty , Dr . Story , with but unimportant modifications ...
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Again the law is not to be distinguished from morality , as many distinguish it , * in
respect to the principle of its operation . The statement is often made that a thing
may be legally right and morally wrong , and the reverse . Now , in the ...
Again the law is not to be distinguished from morality , as many distinguish it , * in
respect to the principle of its operation . The statement is often made that a thing
may be legally right and morally wrong , and the reverse . Now , in the ...
Page 121
The Crown , as the guardian of the public interest , is therefore entrusted with the
duty of indicting the offender , and no single person has any right of action in
respect of an injury which is nothing more than the result of an infringement of a ...
The Crown , as the guardian of the public interest , is therefore entrusted with the
duty of indicting the offender , and no single person has any right of action in
respect of an injury which is nothing more than the result of an infringement of a ...
Page 122
... then , by a vicious course of reasoning in a circle , the private rights of owners
of riparian property abutting on navigable rivers came to be looked on as “ private
" in the same sense only that the right of a person suing in respect of particular ...
... then , by a vicious course of reasoning in a circle , the private rights of owners
of riparian property abutting on navigable rivers came to be looked on as “ private
" in the same sense only that the right of a person suing in respect of particular ...
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