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Side 166 - Geo. 4. c. 16. s. 131., which enacts. that " no bankrupt, after his certificate shall have been allowed under any present or future commission, shall be liable to pay or satisfy any debt, claim, or demand from which he shall have been discharged by virtue of such certificate, or any part of such debt, claim, or demand, upon any contract, promise, or agreement made or to be made after the suing out of the commission, unless such promise, contract, or agreement be made in writing, signed by the bankrupt,...
Side 166 - Any contract, covenant, or security made or given by a bankrupt or other person with, or in trust for, any creditor, for securing the payment of any money as a consideration for or with intent to induce the creditor to forbear opposing the application for discharge of the bankrupt, shall be void...
Side 101 - ... facie evidence that, as to all circumstances which were open to inspection and visible, the goods were in good order; but it does not preclude the carrier from showing, in case of loss or damage, that the loss proceeded from some cause which existed, but was not apparent, when he received the...
Side 131 - Judge shall settle the Questions of Law arising out of the same on which they desire to have the Opinion of another Court, and shall pronounce an Order remitting the same, together with the Case, to...
Side 161 - ... duties by a servant, if the master discovers that the servant has been guilty of dishonesty in the course of the service, and...
Side 117 - The arrangement mentioned by the plaintiffs' witnesses appears subservient to general convenience, and not contrary to the law-merchant, which merely requires checks to be presented with reasonable diligence.
Side 79 - It is prop" erty affected by the Act of Parliament with an obligation to be " dealt with by the proper officer in a particular way. Then it " has ceased to be beneficially the property of the company, and, " being so, it has ceased to be liable to be seized by the execution
Side 131 - ... the questions of law arising out of the same, on which they desire to have the opinion of another court, and shall pronounce an order remitting the same, together with the case, to the court in such other part of Her Majesty's Dominions. being one of the Superior Courts thereof, whose opinion is desired upon the law administered by them as applicable to the facts set forth in such case, and desiring them to pronounce their opinion on the questions submitted to them in the terms of the Act...
Side 77 - ... serve a notice on the person by whose act default or sufferance the nuisance arises or continues, or, if such person cannot be found, on the owner or occupier of the premises on which the nuisance arises...
Side 101 - In case of such a loss or damage, the presumption of law is, that it was occasioned by the act or default of the carrier; and, of course, the burden of proof is upon him to show that it arose from a cause existing before his receipt of the goods for carriage, and for which he is not responsible.