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CREDITOR . — See EXECUTOR AND ADMINISTRATOR , 2 ; FRAUDULENT
CONVEYANCE . CRIMINAL LAW . - See ASSAULT ; COURT ; DEATH , 1 ;
EVIDENCE , 2 ; WRIT OF RESTITUTION . CURTESY . - See BANKRUPTCY , 3 .
CREDITOR . — See EXECUTOR AND ADMINISTRATOR , 2 ; FRAUDULENT
CONVEYANCE . CRIMINAL LAW . - See ASSAULT ; COURT ; DEATH , 1 ;
EVIDENCE , 2 ; WRIT OF RESTITUTION . CURTESY . - See BANKRUPTCY , 3 .
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A female took administration of the estate of the deceased as a creditor , got in a
large part of the estate and paid some of the debts , and then married and died .
The husband had taken possession of leaseholds , part of said estate , but no ...
A female took administration of the estate of the deceased as a creditor , got in a
large part of the estate and paid some of the debts , and then married and died .
The husband had taken possession of leaseholds , part of said estate , but no ...
Page 103
When a man executed an antenuptial settlement and married a woman with
whom he had previously cohabited , with intent to defraud his creditors , the wife
being implicated in the transaction : Held , that the settlement was void as against
...
When a man executed an antenuptial settlement and married a woman with
whom he had previously cohabited , with intent to defraud his creditors , the wife
being implicated in the transaction : Held , that the settlement was void as against
...
Page 107
A creditor agreed to remit part of the debt , on the debtor ' s giving him a mortgage
for the balance . A mortgage was ... It also recited that the agreement had been
made without prejudice to the creditor ' s original rights . Held , that the proviso ...
A creditor agreed to remit part of the debt , on the debtor ' s giving him a mortgage
for the balance . A mortgage was ... It also recited that the agreement had been
made without prejudice to the creditor ' s original rights . Held , that the proviso ...
Page 120
A debtor residing in New York made an assignment with preferences for the
benefit of his creditors , such disposition being legal in that State . Inter alia , he
conveyed in due form land in New Jersey , by whose laws such assignments are
...
A debtor residing in New York made an assignment with preferences for the
benefit of his creditors , such disposition being legal in that State . Inter alia , he
conveyed in due form land in New Jersey , by whose laws such assignments are
...
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