The Commercial Code of France: With the Motives for Discourses of the Counsellors of State, Delivered Before the Legislative Body, Illustrative of the Principles and Provisions of the Code ; Translated from the French, with Explanatory Notes, and a Complete Analytical Index |
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... became a shop , which , set up on hopes , and ornamented at great expense on credit , was soon closed with scandal by bankruptcy ; and thus alternately succeeded , ignorance or fraud , imposition or improbity .
... became a shop , which , set up on hopes , and ornamented at great expense on credit , was soon closed with scandal by bankruptcy ; and thus alternately succeeded , ignorance or fraud , imposition or improbity .
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... the ruin of their husbands ' creditors ; and by a concerted separation of property , securing in advance the means of preserving to a single person the enjoyments of a guilty luxury , at the expense of the misery of many families .
... the ruin of their husbands ' creditors ; and by a concerted separation of property , securing in advance the means of preserving to a single person the enjoyments of a guilty luxury , at the expense of the misery of many families .
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They are allowed half their wages for the remainder of the presumed duration of the voyage , and their expenses in returning home . This provision appears to reconcile what justice and humanity dictated in their favour , with the just ...
They are allowed half their wages for the remainder of the presumed duration of the voyage , and their expenses in returning home . This provision appears to reconcile what justice and humanity dictated in their favour , with the just ...
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Thus , as we have already observed , some changes , and some additions , have appeared to us necessary to be made in the ordinance , That provision of the sixth article , the expenses of EXPOSITION OF THE MOTIVES.
Thus , as we have already observed , some changes , and some additions , have appeared to us necessary to be made in the ordinance , That provision of the sixth article , the expenses of EXPOSITION OF THE MOTIVES.
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That provision of the sixth article , the expenses of unlading in order to enter a harbour or a river , are the subject of gross or general average , has appeared to us to require an addition We have examined whether there was gross or ...
That provision of the sixth article , the expenses of unlading in order to enter a harbour or a river , are the subject of gross or general average , has appeared to us to require an addition We have examined whether there was gross or ...
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| Title | The Commercial Code of France: With the Motives for Discourses of the Counsellors of State, Delivered Before the Legislative Body, Illustrative of the Principles and Provisions of the Code ; Translated from the French, with Explanatory Notes, and a Complete Analytical Index Legal classics library |
| Author | France |
| Editor | John Rodman |
| Translated by | John Rodman |
| Publisher | C. Wiley, 1814 |
| Length | 383 pages |
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