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made , and the rule in Clayton's case was consequently not applied . See Stoveld
v . Eade ( 4 Bing . 154 ) ; Taylor v , Kymer ( 3 B. & Ad . 320 ) ; Lysaght v . Walker (
5 Bli . N.S. 1 ) . In applying the rule in Clayton's case , the right of a creditor to ...
made , and the rule in Clayton's case was consequently not applied . See Stoveld
v . Eade ( 4 Bing . 154 ) ; Taylor v , Kymer ( 3 B. & Ad . 320 ) ; Lysaght v . Walker (
5 Bli . N.S. 1 ) . In applying the rule in Clayton's case , the right of a creditor to ...
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A creditor has a right to insist upon applying a partial payment to any debt he
pleases ; but if , when the partial payment ... A payment which is not , when made
, appropriated to any debt in particular , may at any time be applied by the
creditor ...
A creditor has a right to insist upon applying a partial payment to any debt he
pleases ; but if , when the partial payment ... A payment which is not , when made
, appropriated to any debt in particular , may at any time be applied by the
creditor ...
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If no appropriation is made by the receipt , the payment is to be applied to that
debt actually due which it was most to the debtor's interest to discharge ; but a
debt actually due must be liquidated before one which is not , although the last
may ...
If no appropriation is made by the receipt , the payment is to be applied to that
debt actually due which it was most to the debtor's interest to discharge ; but a
debt actually due must be liquidated before one which is not , although the last
may ...
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Contents
POINTS IN THE HISTORY OF OUR | 1 |
FESSIONAL AND PARLIAMENTARY | 66 |
THE TRANSMISSION OF THE EXECUTOR | 110 |
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