10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REMITTOR»
Discover the use of
remittor in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
remittor and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Report of cases argued and determined in the English courts ...
by the act of receiving the bill, the defendants agree to hold its contents, when pBl
(l,%Ol' the remittor. The remittor may give and countermand his directions, as
often as he pleases, and the persons to whom it was remitted, may hold the bill, ...
2
A digest of the laws of England
Endorsed bills deposited with banker, though he might negotiate them, yet
remaining upon his bankruptcy, belong to the remittor. 1 Rose, 232. — 10. So do
bills remitted with power to discount if not discounted. 1 Rose, 232. 19 Ves. 60. —
11.
Sir John Comyns, Anthony Hammond, 1822
3
Organization of American Relief in Europe, 1918-1919: ...
4. When the Heads of all the various Missions have been successful in fixing their
rates, we will notify the A.R.A. in New York by cable of these rates. Thereafter the
individual remittor will specify to his local bank the amounts in foreign currency ...
Suda Lorena Bane, Ralph Haswell Lutz, 1943
4
Epistularum libri duo, Pliny's letters books I and II; with ...
7. remittor; the opposite of intendere, the metaphor being from a bow, cf. Cic. de
Senect. xi., in'entum animum tamquam arcum habebat. For the middle use of
remittor, cf. Roby § 1417. non tanquam eundem, " as if he were always new." 8.
an si ...
5
Decisions of the Comptroller General of the United States
... Is cashed by the postal authorities on a forged indorsement, which the
negligence of the remittor, In incorrectly addressing the envelope in which mailed
, made possible. Comptroller General McCarl to the Postmaster General,
December 11, ...
6
Symphosius The Aenigmata: An Introduction, Text and Commentary
3 meque manus mittunt manibusque remittor in auras : the interwoven word-
order ('manus . . . manibusque', 'mittunt . . . remittor') combines with the m
alliteration to illustrate the idea of a ball's being thrown swiftly back and forth; cf.
the le. n.
7
Annual Report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the State ...
All original correspondence, including the envelope received from the remittor,
should be attached to the copy of Stand— ard Form No. 1081 forwarded to the
Bureau of Accounts, Budget and Administrative Accounts Branch, Washington 25
, ...
United States. Department of the Treasury, 1955
8
Pakistan & Gulf Economist
Secondly, the flow back of the remittor - worker will raise the problem of
rehabilitation on his return. With regard to the second aspect the rehabilitation
policy has to pay the regard to remittor's own perception of future. At the same
time, it must ...
9
Garner's Dictionary of Legal Usage
The spelling ✳remittor is inferior. Remittitur = (1) the process by which the court
reduces the damages awarded in a jury verdict; or (2) the action of sending the
transcript of a case back from an appellate to a trial court, or the notice for doing
so.
10
Foreign Investment in Brazil
The Remittance of Profits Law provides that the remittor will be reimbursed by the
foreign investor for the supplemental tax paid on his behalf by deducting the
amount paid from the next dividend remittance.75 But the next remittance may
occur ...
