"A Brief Account of the Laws Relating to the Powers of the East India Company to Make Loans Under Their Seals and to Impose Debts in Trade by Purchasing Goods on Credit and Loading Ships or Other Merchandise" is a work by William Paltney and John Stewart, is an important work that examines the legal aspects of the East India Company's activities in the field of finance and trade. The book reveals the main aspects of attracting financial resources by the company, its rights to conclude agreements, carry out operations and responsibility for ensuring financial stability in the conditions of trade and transportation of goods. Thanks to this work, the reader will have a unique opportunity to better understand the legal context and financial aspects of the operation of one of the most influential historical trading corporations."