Note 142 — XIV METHODS OF LAW-MAKING IN ROME AND IN ENGLAND (continued 2)

It must, however, be added that the difficulties which surround this most unsatisfactory branch of our law are partly due to the recurring collision of two different theories, that of Caveat emptor (let the buyer beware) and that which would exact uberrima fides (the amplest good faith) from a company promoter or director.