Alberta Law Reports, Volume 14Burroughs, 1920 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... completion of the bargain . If the buyer had purchased this specific article by description relying on the vendor's rep- resentation that it was a gelding and it turned out not to be a gelding , doubtless there would have been a right ...
... completion of the bargain . If the buyer had purchased this specific article by description relying on the vendor's rep- resentation that it was a gelding and it turned out not to be a gelding , doubtless there would have been a right ...
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... completing the building , had taken no steps at all to do anything in perform- ance of its covenants , that the stipulation ought to be consid- ered as an intended rescission of its contract ... completion of 32 [ VOL . ALBERTA LAW REPORTS .
... completing the building , had taken no steps at all to do anything in perform- ance of its covenants , that the stipulation ought to be consid- ered as an intended rescission of its contract ... completion of 32 [ VOL . ALBERTA LAW REPORTS .
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the grant . The transfer was given upon completion of the building but until the full three years had elapsed without de- fault in the covenants payment of the consideration for the transfer was not to be considered as complete , and if ...
the grant . The transfer was given upon completion of the building but until the full three years had elapsed without de- fault in the covenants payment of the consideration for the transfer was not to be considered as complete , and if ...
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... completion , the premises with all the machinery and materials thereon were destroyed by an accidental fire . It was held that both parties were excused from the further performance of the contract ; but that the plaintiffs were not ...
... completion , the premises with all the machinery and materials thereon were destroyed by an accidental fire . It was held that both parties were excused from the further performance of the contract ; but that the plaintiffs were not ...
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... completion of the building , the defend- ant company obtained an order for the manufacture of muni- tion shells and in consequence , with the knowledge and con- sent of the plaintiff company , purchased and installed a con- siderable ...
... completion of the building , the defend- ant company obtained an order for the manufacture of muni- tion shells and in consequence , with the knowledge and con- sent of the plaintiff company , purchased and installed a con- siderable ...
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