The Law Reports: Equity cases, before the Master of Rolls and the vice-chancellors, 1. köideT. & J. W. Johnson & Company, 1866 |
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... payment only , and not agents for notice of dishonour generally ; and therefore that notice to them of dishonour by the acceptor was not notice to the indorsers . That presentation for payment to an indorser is not per se notice of dis ...
... payment only , and not agents for notice of dishonour generally ; and therefore that notice to them of dishonour by the acceptor was not notice to the indorsers . That presentation for payment to an indorser is not per se notice of dis ...
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... payment , and not their agents gene- rally for the purposes of notice ; and assuming that presentation at Messrs . Smith , Payne , & Smith's , was presentation to the Leeds BANKING CO . Banking Company , there has been no notice at all ...
... payment , and not their agents gene- rally for the purposes of notice ; and assuming that presentation at Messrs . Smith , Payne , & Smith's , was presentation to the Leeds BANKING CO . Banking Company , there has been no notice at all ...
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... payment operated as notice to them of dishonour by the acceptor ; because there BANKING CO . could be no occasion to present the bill to them for payment , unless it had been already dishonoured by the acceptor , and that notice to them ...
... payment operated as notice to them of dishonour by the acceptor ; because there BANKING CO . could be no occasion to present the bill to them for payment , unless it had been already dishonoured by the acceptor , and that notice to them ...
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... payment had been previously refused by the acceptor . And such inferential know- ledge of the fact does not ... pay- ment , received notice of dishonour by the acceptor on the 14th of November . If on that day , or even perhaps on the ...
... payment had been previously refused by the acceptor . And such inferential know- ledge of the fact does not ... pay- ment , received notice of dishonour by the acceptor on the 14th of November . If on that day , or even perhaps on the ...
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... payment of the rent , with power of distress and entry , and power for the lessor to make null GRANITE Co. and void the said lease on non - payment of the rent or non- performance of the covenants . There was no proviso against ...
... payment of the rent , with power of distress and entry , and power for the lessor to make null GRANITE Co. and void the said lease on non - payment of the rent or non- performance of the covenants . There was no proviso against ...
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