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Nov: 1810
Prize
He must have money for expences
In To this pr preventive remedy there applies an observation,
and one that which will naturally enough take
of an objection.
Incident Necessary to agency in most cases are various
disbusements on various accounts: in most cases, and
in particular in this. To enable him to make these
disbursements he must have money in his hands.
The quantity of money which it may be necessary those
disbursements should amount to no certain limits –
therefore the money which he must it is necessary he should be allowed to retain in
his hands has no certain limits.
In the character of a memento this observation has
may with use and propriety be made to serve: in the character
of an objection, not in the present case in particular, not
present case the ground is so thoroughly – the
number of Agency accounts capable of being
in this view is so ample, that the disbursements
which on this score there can be occasion to make
with few or no exceptions, be referred to and ranged
a moderate number of determinate, guaranty familiarly
and constantly recurring heads.
Obligation on the Agent to lodge in the Bank every
give keep a current account of the day on which
time is received, – to lodge it in the Bank within
few days after with power to draw out of the Bank in each instance
for some specific services of the number of those expressed
last of those heads, the sum he assumes himself
to have and of drawing
in favour of the person
to whose use it is to
be received, and making
mention of such service
and upon the face of the Draught making mention of the service.
Identifier: | JB/547/095/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 547.
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Jeremy Bentham |
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