The Law of Contracts: A Course of LecturesJohnson, 1853 - 487 Seiten |
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... Lord Tenterden's Act ; has been re - enacted in some of the United States ; what is a sufficient acknowledgment apart from those statutes ; difference between the older and later cases ; payment of interest , or part of principal ...
... Lord Tenterden's Act ; has been re - enacted in some of the United States ; what is a sufficient acknowledgment apart from those statutes ; difference between the older and later cases ; payment of interest , or part of principal ...
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... Lord Tenterden's Act , " that no action shall be brought to charge any person by reason of any representation or assurance made or given concerning or relating to the character , conduct , credit , ability , trade , or dealings of any ...
... Lord Tenterden's Act , " that no action shall be brought to charge any person by reason of any representation or assurance made or given concerning or relating to the character , conduct , credit , ability , trade , or dealings of any ...
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... Lord Tenterden's Act . And signature by an agent will not be sufficient ; Hyde v . John- son , 3 Scott , 289 , 36 E. C. L. R. * Another case is that of a promise to pay 11 CONSIDERATION OF PROMISES . 161.
... Lord Tenterden's Act . And signature by an agent will not be sufficient ; Hyde v . John- son , 3 Scott , 289 , 36 E. C. L. R. * Another case is that of a promise to pay 11 CONSIDERATION OF PROMISES . 161.
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... Lord Tenterden's Act expressly made " a distinction between a new promise and the ratification , after majority , of the old promise made during infancy , in both cases requiring a written instru- ment signed by the party . The first ...
... Lord Tenterden's Act expressly made " a distinction between a new promise and the ratification , after majority , of the old promise made during infancy , in both cases requiring a written instru- ment signed by the party . The first ...
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... Lord Tenterden said , " It is true the plaintiff might not perhaps have been entitled to recover to the full extent of 1077. , though it is to be observed , he might have levied the costs of the execution in addition to the sum given by ...
... Lord Tenterden said , " It is true the plaintiff might not perhaps have been entitled to recover to the full extent of 1077. , though it is to be observed , he might have levied the costs of the execution in addition to the sum given by ...
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action agent agreement apply arises assent assignees assumpsit authority bill bill of lading bind Bing bond chose in action cited common law Court Court of Exchequer creditor debt debtor decided decision deed defendant delivered delivery distinction doctrine effect enacts enforced enter evidence Exchequer executed executor express promise fourth section given ground guarantee Hamp held husband illegal infant instance instrument Johnson judgment jury leases liable Lord Lord Denman Lord Ellenborough Lord Tenterden Mees ment Metcalf necessary obligation parol partner partnership party payment performed person plaintiff possession principle promise to pay promissory note purchase Queen's Bench question Rawle recover request rule seal shareholder simple contract Smith sold South Carolina statute of Anne Statute of Frauds subsequent sufficient consideration supra Tindal tion tract transaction unless vendee vendor Vict void Watts & Serg Wendell wife words writing