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Page 326
... creditor accepted in discharge of the debt anything which might be by any possibility of benefit to him , this was a good satisfaction ; and ( 2 ) " that payment of a lesser sum on the day in satisfaction could not by any possibility be ...
... creditor accepted in discharge of the debt anything which might be by any possibility of benefit to him , this was a good satisfaction ; and ( 2 ) " that payment of a lesser sum on the day in satisfaction could not by any possibility be ...
Page 329
... creditor is that such may be the result . If it is not beneficial to a creditor to receive one - half his debt in cash , it is not beneficial to have such payment secured . A promise cannot be beneficial unless the thing promised is ...
... creditor is that such may be the result . If it is not beneficial to a creditor to receive one - half his debt in cash , it is not beneficial to have such payment secured . A promise cannot be beneficial unless the thing promised is ...
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... creditor or incumbrancer are derivative , and subject to all de- fenses between promisor and promisee . But when by agreement all round the creditor or incumbran- cer releases the original debtor or surrenders his security , and accepts ...
... creditor or incumbrancer are derivative , and subject to all de- fenses between promisor and promisee . But when by agreement all round the creditor or incumbran- cer releases the original debtor or surrenders his security , and accepts ...
Contents
FORMATION OF SIMPLE CONTRACTS | 1 |
Acceptance in Unilateral and Bilateral | 107 |
CONSIDERATION | 194 |
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