Lumber Legal Opinions

LEWIS DILL Baltimore, Md. C. H. PRESCOTT, Jr. Cleveland, O. G. F. CRAIG Philadelphia, Pa. A. L. STONE Cleveland, O. W. W. KNIGHT Indianapolis, Ind. W. E. LITCHFIELD Boston, Mass...

Recently a member took an order from a dealer in Pennsylvania for a car of lumber, and after order had been forwarded to the mill, the buyer requested that a change be made in a...

Reply: In New York no person is now allowed to establish a business under any name, corporate or individual, except his own name, until he has first placed on record in the coun...

There went into effect on November 1st, 1906, various important amendments to the corporation Tax Law. The annual franchise tax is placed on a different basis from what it has b...

Reply: There seems to have been no clause in this contract releasing the mill in case of such a delay as has occurred. In the absence of such a clause the buyer was justified in...

Reply: A buyer of goods takes title to them wherever they may be at the time of the sale unless the contract provides otherwise or unless the seller by some act of his own reser...

“I desire to state that it is elementary law that if pending the adjustment of a disputed claim, the debtor sends the money to his creditor in full payment of the demand, the la...

It seems again necessary to call the attention of our members to the custom of printing a clause on the top of letter-heads used for quotation to the effect that agreements or c...

Under the amendment to the National Bankruptcy Law as amended in February, 1903, the rules relating to discharge of bankrupts, are somewhat changed. Many parties are interested...