Cambium
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary · Alexander M. Burrill · 1850
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary
JSscambium. L.Lat. [Ital. cambio.^ In old European law. Change or exchange; {permutatio.) Molloy l)e Jur. Mar. 309, 313. Toions. PI. 68.
See JSscambium, Ckambium. A bill of exchange. Per cambium intelligimus litteras solemni formula scriptas, quibuM quis alterum wlvi jubet proesentanti certam pecunim summam, sibijam num^eratam, suoque nomine satisfactionem promittit; by exchange we mean a formal letter in writing, by which one orders another to pay to him who presents it, a certain sum of money, already received in value, and promises satisfaction in his own name.
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Mem. Jur. Camb. c.
1, § 9. Story on Bills, § 4. •