 | Joseph Story - 1856 - 758 páginas
...and the circumstance of not taking the name upon the Bill is evidence of the purchase of the Bill. In a sale of goods, the law implies a contract that those goods shall be paid for. It is competent for the party to agree that the payment shall be by a particular Bill. In this instance, it would be... | |
 | Illinois. Supreme Court - 1889 - 618 páginas
...not paid, the colliery remains liable to the payment of the original debt. Tempest v. Ord, I Mod. 89. In a sale of goods the law implies a contract that those goods shall be paid for ; the same rule applies to land. It is competent to the party to agree that the payment shall be by... | |
 | James Barr Ames - 1881 - 910 páginas
...; and the circumstance of not taking the name upon the bill is evidence of a purchase of the bill.* In a sale of goods, the law implies a contract that...was satisfied by giving bills, whether good or bad. The bills were only a mode of paying the debt of £3,000. If they are not paid, the original debt arising... | |
 | John Hutchison - 1881 - 568 páginas
...transaction, and the circumstance of not taking the name opon the bill is evidence of a purchase of the bill. In a sale of goods the law implies a contract that...the payment shall be by a particular bill. In this Lien. instance," added his lordship, " it would be extremely difficult to persuade a jury under the... | |
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A.'s name upon the bill, if it is dishonoured there is no demand, for there was no relation between the parties except that transaction, and the circumstance of not taking the name upon the bill, is evidence of a purchase of the bill. In a sale of goods... 
