Reports of Cases in the Supreme Court of Appeals of VirginiaD. Bottom, Superintendent of Public Print., 1881 Some vols. also contain reports of cases in the General Court of Virginia. |
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... ment , or that they were ignorant of the fact of such repayment at the time it was made , or even for a rea- sonable period thereafter , when it might not have been too late to make any objection thereto . There was , certainly , no ...
... ment , or that they were ignorant of the fact of such repayment at the time it was made , or even for a rea- sonable period thereafter , when it might not have been too late to make any objection thereto . There was , certainly , no ...
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... ment , and that day has passed when the endorsement is made , it becomes , according to legal effect , a note payable on demand , so far as the endorser is concerned . In that case , presentment and demand upon the maker must be made ...
... ment , and that day has passed when the endorsement is made , it becomes , according to legal effect , a note payable on demand , so far as the endorser is concerned . In that case , presentment and demand upon the maker must be made ...
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... ment endorsed in itself . 1 Daniel on Negotiable In- struments . In Brown v . Davis , 3 Term . R. , 80 , Buller J. said , when a note is endorsed after it becomes due , he considered it as a note newly drawn by the person endorsing it ...
... ment endorsed in itself . 1 Daniel on Negotiable In- struments . In Brown v . Davis , 3 Term . R. , 80 , Buller J. said , when a note is endorsed after it becomes due , he considered it as a note newly drawn by the person endorsing it ...
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... ment be made in a country by whose laws a transfer Broun by endorsement is not allowed , the endorsement would Hull , sur- not be negotiable , although the note itself might be . And so I take it if under the laws or usages of a par ...
... ment be made in a country by whose laws a transfer Broun by endorsement is not allowed , the endorsement would Hull , sur- not be negotiable , although the note itself might be . And so I take it if under the laws or usages of a par ...
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... ment was , at first , in favor of the validity of the pro- visions in question of the said two wills , and was sus- tained by a written opinion of the learned judge . But Morriss ' he afterwards changed his opinion , and rendered judg- ment ...
... ment was , at first , in favor of the validity of the pro- visions in question of the said two wills , and was sus- tained by a written opinion of the learned judge . But Morriss ' he afterwards changed his opinion , and rendered judg- ment ...
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&als action adm'r aforesaid amount answer appears appellant appellee applied appointed authority bank bill bond cause charge circuit court claim commissioner considered Constitution contract conveyed counsel creditors death debt decree deed defendant delivered directed effect elected endorsement entitled equity error evidence ex'or exceptions execution executor express fact filed fund further give given Gratt ground hands held husband intended interest issue January John judge judgment July Term jury land lien March March Term matter ment Minor Morriss necessary notice objection opinion paid parties payment petition plaintiff present principal proceedings proceeds proper provision purchase question real estate reason received record referred respect rule separate Septem'r sold statute suit taken Term thereof tion trust whole wife witness
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Página 639 - The mortgagee has his strict rights which he may enforce in the ordinary way. If he asks no favors he need grant none. But if he calls upon a court of chancery to put forth its extraordinary powers and grant him purely equitable relief, he may with propriety be required to submit to the operation of a rule which always applies in such cases, and do equity in order to get equity.
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