Negotiable instrument, wherein one party makes an unconditional promise in writing to pay a determinate sum of money to the other
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Bills of exchange . A full and correct report of the great commercial cause of Minet and Fector, [v]ersus Gibson and Johnson; decided in the House of Lords, on Monday the 14th of February, 1791: including the speeches of the Lord Chancellor, Lord Kenyon, Lord Loughborough, Lord Chief Baron, &c.
Minet, HughesDate: M.DCC.XCI. [1791]- E-books
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The general counting-house, and man of business . Calculated to promote facility and accuracy in accounts of business, relative to the Merchant, the Banker, Underwriter, Broker, Factor, Employer, Drawer, Remitter, Partner, Trustee, Manufacturer, Warehouse-Keeper, Shopkeeper, Storekeeper, Landed Gentleman, Chamberlain, Farmer, &c. With the method of negotiating bills of exchange, in all the trading countries in Europe. By William Gordon, Author of the Universal Accountant.
Gordon, William, fl. 1763-1809.Date: MDCCLXVI. [1766]- E-books
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Laws for regulating bills of exchange, inland and foreign; with abstracts of the several Acts lately passed, ... By J. Blagrave, ..
Blagrave, J.Date: 1783- E-books
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A methodical treatise, concerning bills of exchange . Wherein is an account of the rise and progress of exchange; the nature and kinds of it explained; the prevailing custom of merchants, illustrated and confirm'd from civil law, the authority of lawyers and writers, ancient and modern, forein statutes, and sentences of courts, acts of Parliament, and decisions of the Lords of Session; and all curious and useful cases, questions and controversies touching bills fairly stated and discuss'd, according to the analogy of the Scots Law. By William Forbes advocat.
Forbes, William.Date: 1703