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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Equally above the narrow prejudices of national jealousy , and the groundless fears of ignorance , or the per . verseness of obstinacy , he has , with his usual candour and eloquence , paid a just tribute of praise to the merits of the ...
Equally above the narrow prejudices of national jealousy , and the groundless fears of ignorance , or the per . verseness of obstinacy , he has , with his usual candour and eloquence , paid a just tribute of praise to the merits of the ...
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... and it has been pronounced . This exception relates to the debts contracted for the voyage . It may be supposed that , without these debts , the vessel would not have been got ready to sail . They ought , then , to be paid .
... and it has been pronounced . This exception relates to the debts contracted for the voyage . It may be supposed that , without these debts , the vessel would not have been got ready to sail . They ought , then , to be paid .
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This measure preserves the interest of the master , who has a right to be paid his freight , before delivering irrevocably his pledge ; at the same time that it also provides for the security of the consignee , who , before paying the ...
This measure preserves the interest of the master , who has a right to be paid his freight , before delivering irrevocably his pledge ; at the same time that it also provides for the security of the consignee , who , before paying the ...
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... paid in case of running foul . The ordinance had provided only for two cases , ( articles 10. and 11. ) the one , when the running foul was occasioned by the fault of one of the captains ; the other , when there is a 46 Motives of ...
... paid in case of running foul . The ordinance had provided only for two cases , ( articles 10. and 11. ) the one , when the running foul was occasioned by the fault of one of the captains ; the other , when there is a 46 Motives of ...
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It was a right , anciently existing in France , of seizing and taking back goods which had not been paid for according to the terms of the sale ; and every creditor had this right in case of the failure or bankruptey of the purchaser ...
It was a right , anciently existing in France , of seizing and taking back goods which had not been paid for according to the terms of the sale ; and every creditor had this right in case of the failure or bankruptey of the purchaser ...
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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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