The Cornell Law Quarterly, Volumen15Cornell University, College of Law, 1930 The Cornell Law Quarterly's contents are topical and intended to be of special relevance to to those practicing law in New York State. |
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... limited despite the lack of specific mention thereof in the Act.20 The City of Norwich decision was a most significant aid to the shipowner in its holding that his insurance on the vessel was not an interest in it which he need ...
... limited despite the lack of specific mention thereof in the Act.20 The City of Norwich decision was a most significant aid to the shipowner in its holding that his insurance on the vessel was not an interest in it which he need ...
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... limited , for if a stockholder could sell his stock to his own corporation under any conditions , investors might , upon insolvency , secure preference over , or an equal standing with , creditors in sharing the corporate assets . This ...
... limited , for if a stockholder could sell his stock to his own corporation under any conditions , investors might , upon insolvency , secure preference over , or an equal standing with , creditors in sharing the corporate assets . This ...
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... limited use in his business . When they arrive at their destination , therefore , it is common for the banking house to surrender to the buyer the order bill of lading to enable him to get the goods from the carrier and use them in the ...
... limited use in his business . When they arrive at their destination , therefore , it is common for the banking house to surrender to the buyer the order bill of lading to enable him to get the goods from the carrier and use them in the ...
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