 There is no rule of the civil law, as adopted into all modern municipal codes and systems, better understood than this — that if money is advanced by one party to a mutual contract, on the condition and stipulation that something shall be afterwards...  Lloyd's List Law Reports - Side 3311923Uten tilgangsbegrensning - Om denne boken
 | Norman Macpherson - 1904 - 1068 sider
...the world, expressed in the prevailing practice and understanding of the traders of these nations. There is no rule of the civil law, as adopted into...the contract, the former is entitled to repayment of his advance, on the ground of failure of consideration. In the Roman system the demand for repayment... | |
 | 1926 - 1262 sider
...the world, expressed in the prevailing practice and understanding of the traders of these nations. There is no rule of the civil law, as adopted into all modern municipal codes and systems, better imderstood than this — that if money is advanced by one party to a mutual contract, on the condition... | |
 | 1872 - 730 sider
...of the world expressed in the prevailing practice and understanding of the traders of these nations. There is no rule of the civil law, as adopted into all inodern municipal codes and systems, belter understood than tliis, that if money is advanced by one... | |
 | 1922 - 498 sider
...President Inglis in Watson & Co. v. Shankland: 8 "There is no rule of the civil law, as adopted iAto all modern municipal codes and systems, better understood...performed by the other party, and the latter party falls in performing his part of the contract, the former is entitled to repayment of his advance on... | |
 | Peter Schlechtriem - 2000 - 958 sider
...President Inglis in Watson v. Shankland*^: «There is no mle of the civil law, as adopted into all municipal codes and systems, better understood than...the condition and stipulation that something shall afterwards he paid or performed by the other party, and the latter fails in performing his part of... | |
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