This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1879 Excerpt: ... to the transfer, or to guarantee that the ultimate vendor will do so.2 Apart from this custom, it has been held that the legal liability of a person who has sold shares in a company would extend to procuring the assent of the directors, if required, and to doing all that was necessary to invest the purchaser with the ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1879 Excerpt: ... to the transfer, or to guarantee that the ultimate vendor will do so.2 Apart from this custom, it has been held that the legal liability of a person who has sold shares in a company would extend to procuring the assent of the directors, if required, and to doing all that was necessary to invest the purchaser with the property in the shares, otherwise the consideration would fail,3 and the buyer would be entitled to demand the return of his purchase-money. But this question does not seem to have presented itself recently for discussion, and it may be doubted whether the authority of the cases cited in the note would now be followed. The question of the jobber's discharge, where the Securities dealing has been in securities which are fully paid up, further ua and carry no further liability, will hardly now require any special notice. In such cases the only object of 1 Post, p. 91; Paine v. 1 E. & E. 888; post, p. 85. Hutchinson, L. R., 3 Ch. 388; 3 Wilkinson v. Lloyd, 7 Q. Shephardv. Murphy, 16W. R. B. 27; Lloyd v. Crispe, 5 948. Taunt. 249; Bermingham v. 2 See Remfry v. Butler, E. Sheridan, 33 Beav. 660. B. & E. 887; Stray v. Russell, M. a bility. the principal is to receive the purchase-money or the security, as the case may be; and unless this is accomplished he retains his rights under the contract made for him with the jobber, and may enforce them either at law or through the agency of his broker in the manner described in the preceding chapter; but, as we have there seen, the broker must enforce them without delay, otherwise he will be taken to have waived them, and the intermediate parties will be discharged. The delay which will be considered to amount to a waiver, is fixed by the rules as either two days or thirteen days, according to circum...
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