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only advd for goods sooner than by the agreemt it was payable. I answer that agreemt was cancelled, [thereafter?] remained no payment to be made for goods, and after that it cod be nothing but a Loan.
In the Case of
Lowe & Waller
in Douglas 708. A. D: 1781, there were circs [which] made Ld M. wish that the Law cod turn out in favour of the Plaintiff, but sd he, “This is one of the cases in which private must give way to publick convenience.”
[ILL] the words of Lord M: above quote relate to the holder of the Bill who had taken it for [ILL]