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Art. 20
At this period then, it will be the evident interest
of all holders of Stock Annuities, to convert them
into Note Annuities: and being their interest,
it will be as evidently in their power: As The means mode
of doing this will be in their power, without waiting
for the consent of government, and without the trouble
and formality of a treaty for the purpose. A, S
a Stockholder who has £100 Stock, which he wishes to convert
into Notes will sell it for £100 cash to B., F a friend of his (who having
no money, but does not want the Stock, but
only takes it for the moment, to accommodate
his friend.) A. S having obtained the cash goes with it <add>with the cash in his hand </add> to the next
Local Annuity Note Office and takes out Notes
in that amount. From the Office the cash comes
immediately into the hands of the Commissioners
(the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund) who by the
of the instruction are bound to take produce
it immediately to the Stock Market to buy such lay it out in
Stock. as is offered . B F offers his £100 Stock as
, sells it to the Commissioners, and thus
gets back this money which for the accommodation
of his friend A S he had advanced.
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annuity notes |
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art. 20 |
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jeremy bentham |
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1794 |
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