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Page 93
... debt , C. being aware of the fraud . B. having become bankrupt , his assignees disaffirmed the transaction as a ... debts to the company , were paid , both L. and the company became insolvent . Held , that neither the bill - holders nor ...
... debt , C. being aware of the fraud . B. having become bankrupt , his assignees disaffirmed the transaction as a ... debts to the company , were paid , both L. and the company became insolvent . Held , that neither the bill - holders nor ...
Page 95
... debts , funeral and testamentary expenses , and costs of suit were payable ratably out of the three funds . Then the ... debt , and did not present it for payment for nearly four weeks . When presented it was dishonored , but there was a ...
... debts , funeral and testamentary expenses , and costs of suit were payable ratably out of the three funds . Then the ... debt , and did not present it for payment for nearly four weeks . When presented it was dishonored , but there was a ...
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... debt due from the Con- federate government , and a guarantee by the same of part of the value of ships lost in blockade - running , and cotton in the Confederate States , were estimated at their full nominal value . The balance sheet ...
... debt due from the Con- federate government , and a guarantee by the same of part of the value of ships lost in blockade - running , and cotton in the Confederate States , were estimated at their full nominal value . The balance sheet ...
Page 100
... debt ratably.— Gibbins v . Eyden , L. R. 7 Eq . 371 . See CHARITY , 1 , 2 ; EXECUTOR AND ADMINISTRATOR , 4 ... debt to be bad , and praying that the agreement of dissolution might be set aside , or that B. might be ordered to pay one ...
... debt ratably.— Gibbins v . Eyden , L. R. 7 Eq . 371 . See CHARITY , 1 , 2 ; EXECUTOR AND ADMINISTRATOR , 4 ... debt to be bad , and praying that the agreement of dissolution might be set aside , or that B. might be ordered to pay one ...
Page 102
... debts , and then married and died . The husband had taken possession of leaseholds , part of said estate , but no fund had been set apart for the payment of the wife's debt . Held , that admin- istration of the unadministered effects of ...
... debts , and then married and died . The husband had taken possession of leaseholds , part of said estate , but no fund had been set apart for the payment of the wife's debt . Held , that admin- istration of the unadministered effects of ...
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