bill or note taken for and on account of" a debt and in "satisfaction" which meant for question for jury creditor choosing to take security instead of cash transfer of debt as judgment without discharging debtor from execution when payment of smaller sum may be, for a larger SAY, J. B. includes services as wealth and titres de créance. calls a transaction effected by money a demi-exchange classes transport as one species of production. on value. SCOTCH BANKS open branches in England Mr. Goschen's bill to exclude ii., 528 ii., 534 ii., 534 quite legal for them to do so, so long as they do not issue notes ii., 407 given by third parties to bankers to secure advances to their given "for and on account of" and in "satisfaction " when agent not liable members of trading partnerships when firm not bound members of non-trading partnerships when signer member of two firms with same name SIGNS, ALGEBRAICAL application of theory of to theory of credit SINCLAIR, SIR JOHN suggests an issue of Exchequer bills in 1793 enumerates acquired and useful abilities as wealth sees the true nature of money on credit. exposition of fallacy of Mercantile system says that difference between market price and mint price of bullion arises from depreciation of coinage contradictory theories of currency SMITH, J. B. SOMERS, LORD on currency judgment of, in the bankers' case ii., 267 bills and notes must have an impressed stamp before execution ii., 480 innocent holder for value of instrument not duly stamped receiver not chargeable with laches relief in equity. original consideration penalty for illegally re-issuing paid stamped instruments definition of bank note for stamp duty of bill of exchange and promissory notes on foreign bills and notes to be adhesive STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS debt barred by, as set off. appropriation of payment to debt barred by as to instruments payable on demand what will save the statute. does not apply to banker violating a trust STIPULATIO meaning of abolished ii., 480 SUM PAYABLE when stated in full in body of bill or note and in the corner, in extract from, shewing distinction between mutuum and com- modatum i., 258 speaks of reduction of country issues between 1793 and 1797 as security for antecedent advance denies that bills of exchange are not currency predicts the consequences of such an Act as the Bank Act THORNTON, SAMUEL, Bank Director his evidence before Commons' Committee TIME OF PAYMENT when none, when payable. may be uncertain if sure to come TITLE DEEDS taken as equitable mortgage as security for future advance deposit of, to exclude Statute of Frauds delivery of deeds with agreement to execute mortgage not necessary to have all the deeds memorandum need not be stamped "may advance" may include post advance legal or equitable mortgage extended by parol equitable mortgage by deposit of lease deposited by one as equitable mortgage for another. what deposit of, to an estate carries with it first mortgagee making advances with knowledge of second misdescription of depositor's interest deposit of copy of Court roll ii., 432 ii., 432 ii., 432 ii., 432 ii., 433 deeds including several estates, one specified as mortgaged |