The Elements of Moral Science: With Questions for ExaminationReligious Tract Society, 1835 - 431 pagini |
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... agent . kinds . Where the Rules 1-3 . These agencies are of two agent is to do the bid- ding of the principal ; and where the principal designates the object to be accomplished , and trusts the SECTION II Modes in which the Right of ...
... agent . kinds . Where the Rules 1-3 . These agencies are of two agent is to do the bid- ding of the principal ; and where the principal designates the object to be accomplished , and trusts the SECTION II Modes in which the Right of ...
Pagina 242
... agent . 1. Of master and servant . 1. The master is bound to allow to the servant a fair remuneration . This is justly estimated by uniting the considerations of labour , skill , and fidelity , varied by the rise and fall of the price ...
... agent . 1. Of master and servant . 1. The master is bound to allow to the servant a fair remuneration . This is justly estimated by uniting the considerations of labour , skill , and fidelity , varied by the rise and fall of the price ...
Pagina 244
... agent is bound to give the same care to the affairs of the principal , as to his own . He is another self , and should act in that capacity . The necessity of this rule is apparent from the fact , that no other rule could be devised ...
... agent is bound to give the same care to the affairs of the principal , as to his own . He is another self , and should act in that capacity . The necessity of this rule is apparent from the fact , that no other rule could be devised ...
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The Elements of Moral Science: With Questions for Examination Francis Wayland,Joseph Angus Vizualizare fragmente - 1835 |
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