The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 122
... debts or borrowed capital ; no agents , rent , rates , or taxes to pay ; ample funds to secure the best reporters ; a practical monopoly of the best means of reporting ; and judicial revision at their pleasure for every judgment which ...
... debts or borrowed capital ; no agents , rent , rates , or taxes to pay ; ample funds to secure the best reporters ; a practical monopoly of the best means of reporting ; and judicial revision at their pleasure for every judgment which ...
Page 185
... debts in full . Conveyances or assignments by a debtor of his whole property for behoof of his creditors , and fraudulent preferences , might then , as from a certain number of days - say 60 days , or 3 months- before the adjudication ...
... debts in full . Conveyances or assignments by a debtor of his whole property for behoof of his creditors , and fraudulent preferences , might then , as from a certain number of days - say 60 days , or 3 months- before the adjudication ...
Page 186
... debts previously incurred ; but the last three lines of the section at once dissipate such a transcendental notion , and protect purchasers , payees and incumbrancers acting in good faith , and who are creditors for valuable ...
... debts previously incurred ; but the last three lines of the section at once dissipate such a transcendental notion , and protect purchasers , payees and incumbrancers acting in good faith , and who are creditors for valuable ...
Page 187
... debt to the extent of £ 50 , and of the debtor's inability to make payment . If a debtor can , and does prove these two things , he should at once be adjudi- cated a bankrupt on his own petition ; and , if a creditor can and does prove ...
... debt to the extent of £ 50 , and of the debtor's inability to make payment . If a debtor can , and does prove these two things , he should at once be adjudi- cated a bankrupt on his own petition ; and , if a creditor can and does prove ...
Page 191
... debt due from the asylum was within the order and disposition of the original contractor . The exemption in the proviso has evidently been made on the supposition that there could hardly be reputed ownership where the property was not ...
... debt due from the asylum was within the order and disposition of the original contractor . The exemption in the proviso has evidently been made on the supposition that there could hardly be reputed ownership where the property was not ...
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