what holder of bill should do

right of party paying.

PEACOCK, Dean of Ely

on debts as negative quantities

erroneous application of negative sign to theory of credit

PRESENTMENT for PAYMENT

general principles regarding

instruments payable by a banker

by other persons

POLICY OF LIFE ASSURANCE

taken as security by a banker

banker should give notice to office
to whom

may be verbal

sent by post sufficient

equitable mortgage of

assignees may recover debt from office

must prove notice not given

banker should have possession of

void by suicide.

what not sufficient knowledge by office

POST OFFICE

not liable for securities lost in transmission
upon whom loss falls

sending notice of dishonour by

POTHIER

on the distinction between jus in re and jus ad rem .

or dead

days of grace

Sunday, Christmas day, Good Friday, public fasts, thanks-

givings, and bank holidays

consequences of not duly presenting

to whom to be made

even if drawer or acceptor bankrupt

not necessary to charge guarantor

meaning of month in bills and notes

days payable after sight or date

instruments payable on demand, sight, or presentation
how reasonable time determined

creditor agreeing with principal not to discharge sureties.
creditor agreeing with principal to give time to surety

PRIVATE BANKS

issuing notes restricted to six partners

increased to ten partners.

PROCURATION

see Principal and Agent, and Signature

PRODUCTION

meaning of

transport one species of

PROMISSORY NOTES

payable to bearer in common use, temp. Edward IV.

i., 199

held legal by Courts of Law

PROMISSORY NOTES

form of such a note.

were specialties or deeds

held illegal by Lord Holt

statute of Anne regarding

early names of

only acquired this name since statute

Lord Holt's decisions overruled by the case of Goodwin v.

i., 203

ii., 403

i., 13

i., 13

ii., 543

ii., 543

Property in some material substance called corporeal property
property, or rights separated from any material substance
called incorporeal property.

each species of property called pecunia, res, bona, merx
held in dominion, and held in contract

but not for foreign notes.

necessary before acceptance for honour

for non-payment necessary before charging acceptor for honour i., 543

RATE

R

of interest and discount

as affecting the exchanges

the most powerful method of correcting an adverse exchange

is the true method of acting upon the paper currency

effects of its action

effect of, when different in two markets

the true supreme power of controlling credit

RE-ISSUABLE

bankers' notes without fresh stamp.

included under the term wealth in Roman law

and under goods and chattels and effects in an Act of Parliament

ROMANS

brought the theory of credit to perfection

formed out of the proprietors of the Equivalent fund
invents the system of cash credits

ii., 200

ii., 201