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76 Goldschmidt acceptor according Alsace-Lorraine Annali Archivo giuridico Austrian bill or note bills and notes Bills of Exchange Clunet conflict of laws Dalloz day of maturity days of grace debtor decision decree of Aug decree of Dec decree of Oct decree of Sept drawer or indorser drawers and indorsers droit international privé Duvergier East Prussia Exchange Law excuse expiration extended falling due foreign drawers foreign moratory legislation France French legislation French moratory legislation German governed granted holder Huberich instruments issued instruments payable internazionale issued before Aug Journal de Genève July 31 Kriegsnotgesetze law of Aug law of bills lex loci contractus Lois nouvelles Lyon-Caen & Renault major ment moratory legislation enacted negotiable instruments nonpayment notes and checks obligation original maturity parties place of payment presentment and protest prohibited recognized Reichsgesetzblatt relating to bills rule Sirey Supreme Commercial Court thirty days tion Vidari vis major Wechselrecht York
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Página 9 - All matters connected with its performance, including presentation, notice, demand, etc., are regulated by the law of the place where the contract, by its terms, is to be performed; 3.
Página 9 - Ed. 245) it is laid down that "matters bearing upon the execution, the interpretation, and the validity of a contract are determined by the law of the place where the contract is made. Matters connected with its performance are regulated by the law prevailing at the place of performance. Matters respecting the remedy, such as the bringing of suits, admissibility of evidence, statutes of limitation, depend upon the law of the place where the suit is brought.
Página 14 - Hamburg called respite days) which are allowed to the drawee, are so called, because they were formerly merely gratuitous, and not to be claimed as a right by the person on whom it was incumbent to pay the Bill, and were dependent on the inclination of the ' holder. They still retain the name of grace, though the custom of merchants, recognized...
Página 32 - If on the presentation for payment of a bill of exchange, other than a cheque or bill on demand, which has been accepted before the beginning of the fourth day of August nineteen hundred and fourteen, the acceptor re-accepts the bill by a declaration on the face of the bill in the form set out hereunder, that bill shall, for all purposes, including the liability of any drawer or indorser or any other party thereto, be deemed to be due and...
Página 32 - August, nineteen hundred and fourteen, the bill is not paid, then, the said Proclamation shall, in its application to that bill, have effect as if the period of two calendar months had been in the Proclamation substituted for the period of one calendar month, and the sum mentioned in the form of re-acceptance under the said Proclamation shall be deemed to be increased by the amount of interest on the original amount of the bill for one calendar month calculated at the Bank of England rate current...
Página 25 - Protest is dispensed with by any circumstance which would dispense with notice of dishonor. Delay in noting or protesting is excused when the delay is caused by circumstances beyond the control of the holder, and not imputable to his default, misconduct, or negligence. When the cause of delay ceases to operate the bill must be noted or protested with reasonable diligence.
Página 32 - August, nineteen hundred and fourteen, the acceptor re-accepts the bill by a declaration on the face of the bill in the form set out hereunder, that bill shall, for all purposes, including the liability of any drawer or indorser or any other party thereto, be deemed to be due and be payable on a date one calendar month after the date of its original maturity instead of on the date of its original maturity, and to be a bill for the original amount thereof increased by the amount of interest thereon...
Página 32 - Proclamation, then, unless on such presentation the acceptor has expressly refused re-acceptance thereof, the bill shall for all purposes, including the liability of any drawer and indorser or any other party thereto, be deemed to be due and payable on a date one calendar month after the date of its original maturity instead of on the date of its original maturity, and to be a bill for the original amount thereof increased by the amount of interest thereon, calculated from the date of the original...
Página 33 - Proclamation and before the beginning of the fourth day of September, nineteen hundred and fourteen. 3. Nothing in this Proclamation shall affect the payment of interest under the Proclamations extended thereby, or prevent payments being made before the expiration of the period for which they are postponed.
Página 14 - By custom, however, they became universally recognized ; and although still termed " days of grace," they are now considered wherever the law merchant prevails as entering into the constitution of every bill of exchange and negotiable note, both in England and the United States, and form so completely a part of it that the instrument is not due in fact or in law until the last day of...