Principles of the Law of Contracts: Based on the Original Text of Sir William R. Anson, BartCallaghan, 1939 - Всего страниц: 519 |
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... condition which is the real object of the bond . The condition desired to be secured may be the payment of a sum of money or the doing or forbearing from some act . In the first case the instrument is called a com- mon money bond ...
... condition which is the real object of the bond . The condition desired to be secured may be the payment of a sum of money or the doing or forbearing from some act . In the first case the instrument is called a com- mon money bond ...
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... condition and warranty . It will be observed that condition is used in two senses , as meaning a statement that a thing is , and a promise that a thing shall be ; in either case the statement or promise is of so important a nature that ...
... condition and warranty . It will be observed that condition is used in two senses , as meaning a statement that a thing is , and a promise that a thing shall be ; in either case the statement or promise is of so important a nature that ...
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... Conditions are either statements , or promises which form the basis of the contract . Whether or not a term in the contract amounts to a condition must be a question of construction , to be answered by ascertaining the intention of the ...
... Conditions are either statements , or promises which form the basis of the contract . Whether or not a term in the contract amounts to a condition must be a question of construction , to be answered by ascertaining the intention of the ...
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TABLE OF CASES | xxiii |
THE FORMATION OF CONTRACT | 1 |
OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE | 12 |
Авторские права | |
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