Principles of the Law of Interest as Applied by Courts of Law and Equity in the United States and Great Britain And the Text of the General Interest Statutes in Force in the United States, Great Britain and the Dominion of Canada (Classic Reprint)

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On many questions in the law of interest there is such a diversity of Opinion that it is impossible to harmonize the decisions. To settle those points statutes should be passed. And when the great dissimilarity of the statutory laws that already exist is considered, the passage of general statutes seems imperative. Because the interest statutes of the different states are so unlike, it is deemed necessary to insert the text of those that are more general.

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