The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 185
... debtor's estate was insufficient to pay all the 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 ...
... debtor's estate was insufficient to pay all the 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 ...
Page 186
... debtor from paying a friend to whom he owed a sum of money ; but I do not believe that any good purpose would be served by such an investigation of the debtor's affairs as Mr. Daniel's proposal involves . Unless the bankrupt estate , or ...
... debtor from paying a friend to whom he owed a sum of money ; but I do not believe that any good purpose would be served by such an investigation of the debtor's affairs as Mr. Daniel's proposal involves . Unless the bankrupt estate , or ...
Page 187
... 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 them , adjudication in bankruptcy should ...
... 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 them , adjudication in bankruptcy should ...
Page 189
... debtors on their own responsibility and at their own cost , and the State should not be authorised or encouraged to undertake this duty under any circumstances . The realization of insolvent estates by means of trustees must therefore ...
... debtors on their own responsibility and at their own cost , and the State should not be authorised or encouraged to undertake this duty under any circumstances . The realization of insolvent estates by means of trustees must therefore ...
Page 190
... debtor ; and the efforts made by the Legislature to provide remedies against the inprovidence and the thoughtlessness of creditors themselves are unfair to a victimized owner , and is based on the vicious principle of dividing amongst a ...
... debtor ; and the efforts made by the Legislature to provide remedies against the inprovidence and the thoughtlessness of creditors themselves are unfair to a victimized owner , and is based on the vicious principle of dividing amongst a ...
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