 | William David Evans - 1802 - 364 頁
....upon that allegation, Lord Chief Jo.flice Holt fjid, " That this is not a particular local cufiom, but the common cuftom of merchants, of which the law takes notice, (Hawkins v. Lord Ray m. 360 ;J but a fubfequent acceptance would be binding, where the drawer of a... | |
 | United States. Supreme Court, William Cranch - 1804 - 514 頁
...liable but to one." And Holt, chief juftice, faid " this is not a particular local cuftom, but the cujhm of merchants, " of which the law takes notice ; and therefore the court cannot take « the cuftom to be fo." Judgment for defendant. Four years after this, in the cafe of Bul'er v. Crips,... | |
 | Robert Joseph Pothier - 1806 - 728 頁
...cuftom, it was well enough ; but the Chief Juftice anfwcred, that this is not a particular local cuflom, but the common cuftom of merchants, of which the law...takes notice; and therefore the court cannot take the cuftom to be as as flated : and which doftrine is more diflinnly announced by Mr. Juftice t'ofler,... | |
 | United States. Supreme Court, William Cranch - 1812 - 486 頁
...but to one." And Holt, Chicf Justice, said, " This is not a particular local custom, but the custom of merchants, of which the law takes notice; and therefore the court cannot take the custom to be so." Judgment for defendant. Four years after this, in the case of Buller v. Crips,... | |
 | James Barr Ames - 1881 - 932 頁
...by the custom, HOLT, CJ, answered, that this is not a particular local custom, but cne common custom of merchants, of which the law takes notice ; and therefore the court cannot take the custom to be so. And the whole court were of opinion that judgment ought to be entered for the... | |
 | United States. Supreme Court - 1882 - 758 頁
...but to one." And Holt, Chief Justice, said, "This is not a particular local custom, but the custom of merchants, of which the law takes notice; and therefore the court cannot take the custom to be so." Judgment for defendant. Four years after this, in the case of ВиШг r. Crip*,... | |
 | United States. Supreme Court - 1910 - 710 頁
...but to one." And Holt, Chief Justice, said, "This is not a particular local custom, but the custom of merchants, of which the law takes notice; and therefore the court cannot take the custom to be so." Judgment for defendant. Four years after this, in the case of Buller v. Gripe,... | |
 | United States. Supreme Court - 1910 - 718 頁
...And Holt, Chief Justice, said, "This is not a particular local custom, but the custom of merchante, of which the law takes notice; and therefore the court cannot take the custom to be so." Judgment for defendant. Four years after this, in the case of Buller v. Gripe,... | |
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This is not a particular local custom, but the custom of merchants, of which the law takes notice; and therefore the court cannot take the custom to be so. 