Both parties performed your obligations under the contract when you tendered the car, received the payment, and relinquished ownership of the car.
The bills would be "lawful money and a legal tender in the payment of all debts".
It is to be noted that there is no direct averment in the original or amended bills that the coupons alleged to have been tendered in payment of taxes by those tax-payers against whom the defendants threatened to bring suits under the act of May 12 , 1887 were purchased from the complainants, although it incidentally appears otherwise upon the record that some of them may have been.
Unless there was an express agreement for credit, the buyer could not bring an action of debt (in the case of fungible goods) or detinue (in the case of specific goods) until he paid or tendered payment.
By late May, the group had won the April competition and was waiting for the Pepsi funds, before tendering a down payment on the Theatre, initially planned for June 10.
"The seconds longer you spend in scanning you save when tendering your payment".
The recurring complaint I heard from Afghans centered on the untenable encroachment of government corruption into their daily lives — the homeowner who has to pay a bribe to get connected to the sewage system, the defendant who tenders payment to a judge for a favorable verdict.
The local office refused to pay the entire amount, tendering payment for only $1,650.22.
Although the Legal Tender legislation allowed for the payment of government obligations in paper money, Stevens was unable to get the Senate to agree that interest on the national debt should be paid with greenbacks.
The city tendered a substantial down payment but could not honor future installments and the city's ownership of the land was in jeopardy.
395, 398, 399, it was said that it was the payment or tender of the value assessed by the inquisition that gave title to a railroad company that had taken private property for its road, and, consequently, without such payment or tender no title could pass.
