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... merchants . The Chief Justice retailed at a later date the fruits of his con- descension . ' He had desired to speak with two of the most famous merchants in London , to be informed of the mighty ill consequences that it was pretended ...
... merchants . The Chief Justice retailed at a later date the fruits of his con- descension . ' He had desired to speak with two of the most famous merchants in London , to be informed of the mighty ill consequences that it was pretended ...
Page 110
Cecil Herbert Stuart Fifoot. of merchants , and that if they paid any credit to the merchants who had been examined and were men of character , this was a trading ' . Lord Mansfield , who had been counsel in the case , had long awaited ...
Cecil Herbert Stuart Fifoot. of merchants , and that if they paid any credit to the merchants who had been examined and were men of character , this was a trading ' . Lord Mansfield , who had been counsel in the case , had long awaited ...
Page 131
... merchants and the law of the land is the same : a witness can not be admitted to prove the law of merchants . We must con- sider it as a point of law . A nudum pactum does not exist in the usage and law of merchants . ' I take it , that ...
... merchants and the law of the land is the same : a witness can not be admitted to prove the law of merchants . We must con- sider it as a point of law . A nudum pactum does not exist in the usage and law of merchants . ' I take it , that ...
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