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Thellusaon Act, 89, and Geo. II., c. 98. A trust deed directed the trustees to lay out
the residue of the succession in the purchase of lands to be entailed. The
trustees did not make the purchase until thirty-four years after the testator's death.
Held ...
Thellusaon Act, 89, and Geo. II., c. 98. A trust deed directed the trustees to lay out
the residue of the succession in the purchase of lands to be entailed. The
trustees did not make the purchase until thirty-four years after the testator's death.
Held ...
Page 186
... with its elaborate enumeration of instances of fraudulent preferences, which
are illegal and void as against the trustee in bankruptcy, one might almost
suppose that the Legislature had become virtuously indignant at the dishonesty
of paying ...
... with its elaborate enumeration of instances of fraudulent preferences, which
are illegal and void as against the trustee in bankruptcy, one might almost
suppose that the Legislature had become virtuously indignant at the dishonesty
of paying ...
Page 187
As a matter of fact, however, this notice never comes to the knowledge of many of
the creditors till they have received numerous communications from those who
wish to be appointed trustees on the bankrupt estate ; and, therefore, a useful ...
As a matter of fact, however, this notice never comes to the knowledge of many of
the creditors till they have received numerous communications from those who
wish to be appointed trustees on the bankrupt estate ; and, therefore, a useful ...
Page 188
The former propose to place all bankruptcies under official management, and
would abolish the ofiice of trustee as useless. There cannot be the slightest doubt
that, at first sight, a system of pure official administration would be the best and ...
The former propose to place all bankruptcies under official management, and
would abolish the ofiice of trustee as useless. There cannot be the slightest doubt
that, at first sight, a system of pure official administration would be the best and ...
Page 189
Kingdom for this year; but not one of them has reference to the abolition of
trustees. More than this, it is the duty of creditors to obtain payment of their claims
against debtors on their own responsibility and at their own cost, and the State
should ...
Kingdom for this year; but not one of them has reference to the abolition of
trustees. More than this, it is the duty of creditors to obtain payment of their claims
against debtors on their own responsibility and at their own cost, and the State
should ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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