Reports of Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of the Philippines from ..., Volume 44Bureau of Printing, 1924 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... received from Manila for " 5,000 sheets 8 feet by 3 feet , 28 gauge corrugated iron . " The shipment above referred to arrived in due course at Zamboanga ( although a few sheets short in quantity ) and was transshipped to Manila without ...
... received from Manila for " 5,000 sheets 8 feet by 3 feet , 28 gauge corrugated iron . " The shipment above referred to arrived in due course at Zamboanga ( although a few sheets short in quantity ) and was transshipped to Manila without ...
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... received and roofing ordered . This loss was chiefly computed on the basis of the difference in area of the sheets as ordered and as delivered , assuming that the width of 3 feet in the order meant 32 inches after corrugation . To the ...
... received and roofing ordered . This loss was chiefly computed on the basis of the difference in area of the sheets as ordered and as delivered , assuming that the width of 3 feet in the order meant 32 inches after corrugation . To the ...
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... received , they were still able to market the sheeting received at a very respectable profit , and anything to be recovered by them in this cross action will be in the nature of additional profit . These considerations were of course in ...
... received , they were still able to market the sheeting received at a very respectable profit , and anything to be recovered by them in this cross action will be in the nature of additional profit . These considerations were of course in ...
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... written notice by the purchaser to the seller within the period of four days after receiving delivery of the second shipment constituted a compliance with the second Ban Kiat & Co. vs. Atkins , Kroll & Co. 10 PHILIPPINE REPORTS.
... written notice by the purchaser to the seller within the period of four days after receiving delivery of the second shipment constituted a compliance with the second Ban Kiat & Co. vs. Atkins , Kroll & Co. 10 PHILIPPINE REPORTS.
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... Received payment " Recibí " HARRY E. KEELER ELECTRIC Co. Inc. , ( Sgd . ) " A. C. MONTELIBANO . " There is nothing on the face of this receipt to show that Montelibano was the agent of , or that he was acting for , the plaintiff . It is ...
... Received payment " Recibí " HARRY E. KEELER ELECTRIC Co. Inc. , ( Sgd . ) " A. C. MONTELIBANO . " There is nothing on the face of this receipt to show that Montelibano was the agent of , or that he was acting for , the plaintiff . It is ...
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