Albany Law Journal, Volumen27Weed, Parsons & Company, 1883 |
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... debt , taking his acceptances , including interest , exceeding sixty per cent . Action on the accept- ances was restrained , and they were ordered to be surrendered on payment of the actual advances with five per cent interest . One ...
... debt , taking his acceptances , including interest , exceeding sixty per cent . Action on the accept- ances was restrained , and they were ordered to be surrendered on payment of the actual advances with five per cent interest . One ...
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... debt , to be retained until that purpose is accom- plished . " Certainly ; if the mortgagor allow the mortgagee to go into possession for the " purpose of satisfying the mortgage debt , " it would accord with no reason or principle to ...
... debt , to be retained until that purpose is accom- plished . " Certainly ; if the mortgagor allow the mortgagee to go into possession for the " purpose of satisfying the mortgage debt , " it would accord with no reason or principle to ...
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... debt due from the orator to the defendants was usury . In Farmers Bank v . Bur- chard , 33 Vt . 370 , it was said : " There must be an in- tention knowingly to contract for , or to take usurious interest ; for if neither party intend it ...
... debt due from the orator to the defendants was usury . In Farmers Bank v . Bur- chard , 33 Vt . 370 , it was said : " There must be an in- tention knowingly to contract for , or to take usurious interest ; for if neither party intend it ...
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... debt at its maturity , and this obligation must therefore be considered as assumed by the defendant . His cove- nant is not fairly capable of any less onerous interpre- tation . Braman v . Dowse , 12 Cush . 227 . On the breach of such a ...
... debt at its maturity , and this obligation must therefore be considered as assumed by the defendant . His cove- nant is not fairly capable of any less onerous interpre- tation . Braman v . Dowse , 12 Cush . 227 . On the breach of such a ...
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... debt , and it does not appear that there was any other mode of com- pelling the defendant to pay , save by action of the plaintiff . In Port v . Jackson , 17 Johns . 239 , Port , as lessee , and Jackson , as assignee of the term and ...
... debt , and it does not appear that there was any other mode of com- pelling the defendant to pay , save by action of the plaintiff . In Port v . Jackson , 17 Johns . 239 , Port , as lessee , and Jackson , as assignee of the term and ...
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