The Theory and Practice of Banking, Volume 1 |
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absolute Abstract Rights Accommodation Bills amount assignable Bank Notes Bank of England banker Bill of Lading Bills of Exchange borrower bought and sold Bullion called Cause Cheques Choses-in-action coin Coinage Commerce Common Law consent Consommation Contract Convertible Securities Court created Creditor Currency custom Debt Debtor denoted Discount distinct doctrine Duty to pay Economic Quantity Economists England English Law equal equivalent exactly future give Hence Indorsement Instrument Intrinsic Jurists Labour Land Law Merchant Law of Value Loan Lord material chattel means merchants metal Money and Credit Money or Credit Mutuum nature Negative Obligation ounce paid Pandects party payment person possession Pound weight Price principle Profit Promise to pay Promissory Notes Property Purchasing Power received Right of action Right to demand Roman Law says Science sell Signs species sum of money suppose termed Theory of Credit thing lent trade transfer Wealth word