Hasbrouck, Abraham Bruyn

Lecture Date Lecturer Opening Line All terms
Bills of exchange & promissory notes, Bills of exchange and promissory notes
1812-01-01 to 1812-12-31 Gould, James By a purchaser in the Books is meant he who is entitle to real property in any other way than by descent. Devises, Devises real property
1812-01-01 to 1812-12-31 Reeve, Tapping On this subject there are constantly arising new questions in the courts of justice. Evidence, Evidence
1812-01-01 to 1812-12-31 Reeve, Tapping Records are of different kinds. Records are properly action of the Legislature and judges of the courts. Evidence, Records
1812-01-01 to 1812-12-31 Gould, James A Bill of exchanges is an open letter of request from one person to another requesting him to pay a sum of money to another person or to any other person whom that there person shall direct, or to the bearer. Bills of exchange & promissory notes, Bills of exchange & promissory notes
1812-01-01 to 1812-12-31 Gould, James The Law Merchant has usually been demoninated a particular custom. Lex Mercatoria, Mercantile law
1813-01-01 to 1813-12-31 Reeve, Tapping Mercantile law, it is said, is the custom of merchants, but this does not partake of the nature of a custom which is the law of a particular place. Insurance, Lecture 1st Insurance
1813-01-01 to 1813-12-31 Reeve, Tapping Mercantile law, it is said, is the custom of merchants, but this does not partake of the nature of a custom which is the law of a particular place. Insurance, Insurance
1813-01-01 to 1813-12-31 Reeve, Tapping Insurances with respect to lives and fires, as there is an interest, they are good. What persons may be insured. Insurance, Lecture 2nd Insurance
1813-01-01 to 1813-12-31 Reeve, Tapping Assumpsit is a promise to do or not to do some act. It is the same thing whether in writing or not. Assumpsit, Assumpsit
1813-01-01 to 1813-12-31 Reeve, Tapping This may be plead to an action of Debt or Covenant or anything that is where one offers to perform his part of the Contract. Tender, Tender
1813-01-01 to 1813-12-31 Reeve, Tapping The laws on this subject are very different but the principles are the same. Statute of limitations, Statute of limitations
1813-01-01 to 1813-12-31 Reeve, Tapping When a contract is entered into to pay a sum or to do a collateral act, it is accord and satisfaction. Accord & satisfaction, Accord & satisfaction
1813-01-01 to 1813-12-31 Reeve, Tapping An award may also be used as a defence. Award, Awards
1813-03-26 Reeve, Tapping A double insurance is where the owner insures the same property more than once at different offices. Double insurance, Insurance
1813-03-27 Reeve, Tapping In order to charge the Insurer, the loss must happen during the continuace of the risk. Charging the insurer, Insurance
1813-03-29 Reeve, Tapping It frequently happens that after a certain point on a voyage, different courses may be taken. Change in voyage, Insurance
1813-03-30 Reeve, Tapping The next [word] is that the property is neutral. Insurance, Neutral property
1813-04-05 Reeve, Tapping The next loss is that by capture. Capture, Insurance
1813-04-06 Reeve, Tapping When a vessel neutral is taken and carried into front and it turns out that she was unjustly taken Insurance, Neutral vessel
1813-04-07 Reeve, Tapping If the loss is total and the policy is valid one that has already been Adjustment of losses, Insurance
1813-04-08 Reeve, Tapping It is often stipulated in the policy itself that the premium shall be returned upon the happening of such an event. Insurance, Premiums
1813-04-09 Reeve, Tapping There is one thing you must remember that a loss may happen and yet the Insurer not be liable. Insurance, Insurer's liability
1813-04-10 Reeve, Tapping These policies are frequently procured by the agents of the insured and their subscription is proved as in other cases. Insurance, Insurance policies
1813-04-13 Reeve, Tapping There are two kinds--one is when Merchant agrees with owner or Master of ship to carry goods for him from A to B, and as the case may be, back again. Charter parties, Charter parties
1813-04-14 Reeve, Tapping I make but a few observations on this subject because in most cases the Law governs. Joint owners of vessels, Joint ownership
1813-04-15 Reeve, Tapping Men are always partners in trade and liable as such. Partnership, Partnership
1813-04-16 Reeve, Tapping A Factor is a person employed by one merchant to do business for him in another place. Factors, Factors/agency
1813-04-16 Reeve, Tapping This is a right merchants have of stopping after they have sold them. Stoppage in transitu, Stopping goods in transitu
1813-04-16 Reeve, Tapping Their contracts are by the law Merchant. Sailors & seamen, Seamen��_s wages & sailor��_s contracts
1813-04-17 Reeve, Tapping A crime is said to be an act committed against the law. It is omitting what ought to be done or doing what ought not to be done. Criminal law, Public wrongs
1813-04-19 Reeve, Tapping The principal is the perpetrator of the offence; an acessory is on who gives countenance to the perpetration of it, or he may give relief or assitance to one who is perpetrator. Principal & accessory, Public wrongs
1813-04-20 Reeve, Tapping This is an offence at Common Law. It is a willful and malicious burning of the house of another. Arson, Public wrongs
1813-04-22 Reeve, Tapping This is the breaking and entering a mansion house in the night with an intent to commit a felony, i.e., a crime which would be punished with death in England. Burglary, Public wrongs
1813-04-23 Reeve, Tapping This is a false swearing wilfully and must be in a point material in the case. Perjury, Public wrongs
1813-04-23 Reeve, Tapping Forgery at Common law is the making or altering any record or matter of public nature or any deed with intent to prevent equity and justice. Forgery, Public wrongs
1813-04-24 Reeve, Tapping Theft is a feloneous taking and carrying away by any person the personal good of another. Public wrongs, Theft
1813-04-24 Reeve, Tapping Piracy include every species of defrauding or robbery on the seas, that amounts to felony in any of the aforementioned cases. Piracy, Public wrongs
1813-04-26 Reeve, Tapping Riot is a disturbance of the peace. It must be done by three or more. Public wrongs, Riot rout
1813-04-26 Reeve, Tapping A person is a Barrater who vexes others with unjust, frequent and ...law suits, so to he is a Barrater who urges other to do the same. Barratry, Public wrongs
1813-04-26 Reeve, Tapping This is an offence at Common Law and is the buying up of other people's law suits or quarrels. Champerty, Public wrongs
1813-04-27 Reeve, Tapping This is a crime and is of two kinds. One is where a man reserves in his obligation more than he lends. Public wrongs, Usury
1813-04-27 Reeve, Tapping This differs from slander in a variety of things. A libel must be written or printed or it may be by pictures & signs. Libel, Private wrongs
1813-04-27 Reeve, Tapping Adultery in England is not punishable at Common Law. Adultery, Private wrongs
1813-04-28 Reeve, Tapping Bigamy is an offence at Common Law and is punishable as such. Bigamy, Private wrongs
1813-04-28 Reeve, Tapping There is a great deal in the law on this subject with which we have nothing to do. Public wrongs, Treason
1813-04-28 Reeve, Tapping Of these there are two: Apostacy and Heresy. As they do not apply here I shall not mention. Offenses against religion, Public wrongs
1813-04-29 Reeve, Tapping There is no perfect definition in use.The Judge will consider the examples in the Books and examine the govening principles. Homicide, Public wrongs
1813-05-01 Reeve, Tapping There is a criminal redress called a complaint or information to bind persons to avoid behavior. Information, Public wrongs
1813-05-01 Reeve, Tapping Attachment, Public wrongs
1813-05-01 Reeve, Tapping When bail is given, a man may go at large, but his bail may deliver him over at any time he pleases. Bail, Public wrongs