Australian Annual DigestLaw Book Company, 1925 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 5
... interest was £ 796 in arrear , and in the year 1918 only £ 5 was paid towards arrears o interest . The life tenant died in 1917. After the death £ 385 was received in various instalments as inter- est . The security was realised in 1917 ...
... interest was £ 796 in arrear , and in the year 1918 only £ 5 was paid towards arrears o interest . The life tenant died in 1917. After the death £ 385 was received in various instalments as inter- est . The security was realised in 1917 ...
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... interest - Accounts - Share of profits -Rental . - See PARTNERSHIP . House bought by father for son - Death of father - Whether a gift . - See GIFT . Whether wife a trustee for husband or beneficial owner of certain moneys . - See ...
... interest - Accounts - Share of profits -Rental . - See PARTNERSHIP . House bought by father for son - Death of father - Whether a gift . - See GIFT . Whether wife a trustee for husband or beneficial owner of certain moneys . - See ...
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... interest in such property adverse to the bankrupt . The registrar disbelieved her evidence . Her testimony was the only evidence before the Court , as upon its conclusion the official assignee , without offering any evidence in support ...
... interest in such property adverse to the bankrupt . The registrar disbelieved her evidence . Her testimony was the only evidence before the Court , as upon its conclusion the official assignee , without offering any evidence in support ...
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... interest from the date of a written demand . Held , 1. That although the defendant was not liable on the cheques as an indorser under s . 60 of the Bills of Exchange Act 1909 , inasmuch as the cheques had not been dishonoured , and ...
... interest from the date of a written demand . Held , 1. That although the defendant was not liable on the cheques as an indorser under s . 60 of the Bills of Exchange Act 1909 , inasmuch as the cheques had not been dishonoured , and ...
Page 39
... interest from solicitors . - N . gave to L. a bill of sale securing £ 51 6d . 6d . repayable without interest , 27th October , 1922. On 21st July , 1924 , the bill being unpaid , L. and F. , one of the defendants , called on N. and ...
... interest from solicitors . - N . gave to L. a bill of sale securing £ 51 6d . 6d . repayable without interest , 27th October , 1922. On 21st July , 1924 , the bill being unpaid , L. and F. , one of the defendants , called on N. and ...
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Page 259 - ... shall be taken to signify any person usually employed by the landlord in the letting of the premises or in the collection of the rents thereof, or specially authorized to act in the particular matter by writing under the hand of such landlord.
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