No. 1 of 1864. MERCANTILE LAW AMENDMENT.
by virtue of any of the aforesaid enactments, imprisonment is now a disability, by reason of such person or some one or more of such persons being imprisoned at the time of such cause of action or suit accrued.
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limitation to run as to in the absent.
s. 11.
6. Where such cause of action or suit with respect to which Period of the period of limitation is fixed by the enactments aforesaid or any of them lies against two or more joint debtors, the joint debtors person who is entitled to the same shall not be entitled to any Colony, time within which to commence and sue any such action or though some suit against any one or more of such joint debtors who is or are not absent from the Colony at the time such cause of action or suit accrued, by reason only that some other one or more of such joint debtors was or were at the time such cause of action accrued so absent; and such person so entitled as aforesaid shall not be barred from commencing and suing any action or suit against the joint debtor or joint debtors who was or were so absent at the time the cause of action or suit accrued after his or their return to the Colony, by reason only that judgment was already recovered against any one or more of such joint debtors who was not or were not absent at the time aforesaid.
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of certain enactments to acknowledgment by agent.
7. In reference to the provisions of sections 1 and 8 of the Extension Act 9 George 4, chapter 14, (the Statute of Frauds Amendment Act, 1828), and section 24 of the said Act 16 & Victoria, chapter 113, an acknowledgment or promise made or contained by or in a writing signed by an agent of the party chargeable thereby, duly authorized to make such acknowledgment or promise, shall have the same effect as if such writing had been signed by such party himself.
Vict. c. 8. 13.
Saving of statute to benefit of or debtor
8. In reference to the provisions of the said section 3 of the Act 21 James 1, chapter 16, the said section 3 of the Act 3 & 4 William 4, chapter 42, and the said section 20 of the Act 16 & 17 Victoria, chapter 113, when there are two or more co-contractors or co-debtors, whether bound or liable jointly only or jointly and severally, or executors or administrators of any contractor, no such co-contractor or co-debtor, or executor or administrator, shall lose the benefit of the said enactments, or any of them, so as to be chargeable in respect or by reason only of payment of any principal, interest, or other money by any other co-contractor or co-debtor makes
No. 1 of 1864. MERCANTILE LAW AMENDMENT.
by virtue of any of the aforesaid enactments, imprisonment is now a disability, by reason of such person or some one or more of such persons being imprisoned at the time of such cause of action or suit accrued.
35
limitation to
run as to
in the
absent.
s. 11.
6. Where such cause of action or suit with respect to which Period of the period of limitation is fixed by the enactments aforesaid or any of them lies against two or more joint debtors, the joint debtors person who is entitled to the same shall not be entitled to any Colony, time within which to commence and sue any such action or though some suit against any one or more of such joint debtors who is or 19 & 20 are not absent from the Colony at the time such cause of action Vict. c. 97, or suit accrued, by reason only that some other one or more of such joint debtors was or were at the time such cause of action accrued so absent; and such person so entitled as afore- said shall not be barred from commencing and suing any action or suit against the joint debtor or joint debtors who was or were so absent at the time the cause of action or suit accrued after his or their return to the Colony, by reason only that judgment was already recovered against any one or more of such joint debtors who was not or were not absent at the time aforesaid.
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of certain enactments to acknow.
ledgment by agent.
&
7. In reference to the provisions of sections 1 and 8 of the Extension Act 9 George 4, chapter 14, (the Statute of Frauds Amend- ment Act, 1828), and section 24 of the said Act 16 & Victoria, chapter 113, an acknowledgment or promise made or contained by or in a writing signed by an agent of the party 120.97, chargeable thereby, duly authorized to make such acknowledg- ment or promise, shall have the same effect as if such writing had been signed by such party himself.
Vict. c. 8. 13.
Saving of statute to
benefit of
or debtor
8. In reference to the provisions of the said section 3 of the Act 21 James 1, chapter 16, the said section 3 of the Act 3 & 4 William 4, chapter 42, and the said section 20 of the contractor Act 16 & 17 Victoria, chapter 113, when there are two or more whose co-contractors or co-debtors, whether bound or liable jointly contractor only or jointly and severally, or executors or administrators of or co-d any contractor, no such co-contractor or co-debtor, or executor payment.
19 & 20 or administrator, shall lose the benefit of the said enactments, Vict. c. 97,
or any
of them, so as to be chargeable in respect or by reason s. 14. only of payment of any principal, interest, or other money
or co-debtor makes
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