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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
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A
servant
cannot
by
buying
goods
for
his
employer's
use
pledge
his
master's
credit,
unless
his
master
authorized
him
to
do
so,
or
unless
the
master
has
previously
paid
for
goods
bought
by
the
servant
in
like
manner
on
a
former
occasion.
If
a
master
contracts
with
a
servant
to
provide
certain
things
and
pays
him
for
so
doing,
a
tradesman
supplying
the
things
can
only
sue
the
servant
and
not
the
master
for
his
money.
1470.
Privileged
Communications.
An
action
will
not
lie
against
an
employer
for
giving
an
unfavourable
character
of
a
servant,
even
though
it
be
in
writing.
Communications
of
this
nature,
in
answer
to
inquiries,
are
considered
privileged.
But
if
it
can
be
proved
that
an
employer
has
given
a
false
character
from
motives
of
malice,
then
an
action
for
libel
will
lie
against
him;
but
the
representations
must
be
proved
to
be
false
as
well
as
malicious.
1471.
Laws
of
Landlord
and
Tenant.
1472.
Leases.
A
lease
is
a
conveyance
of
premises
or
lands
for
a
specified
term
of
years,
at
a
yearly
rent,
with
definite
conditions
as
to
alterations,
repairs,
payment
of
rent,
forfeiture,
&c.
Being
an
instrument
of
much
importance,
it
should
always
be
drawn
by
a
respectable
attorney,
who
will
see
that
all
the
conditions,
in
the
interest
of
the
lessee,
are
fulfilled.
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