The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... opinion of many eminent legal authorities , and in this opinion the writer of the present article fully concurs . But it is certain , notwithstanding the title of Part I of The Debtors Act of 1869 ( and the corresponding Irish Act of ...
... opinion of many eminent legal authorities , and in this opinion the writer of the present article fully concurs . But it is certain , notwithstanding the title of Part I of The Debtors Act of 1869 ( and the corresponding Irish Act of ...
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... opinion that the main object for which the County Courts exist is the collection of small debts , and that they would fail to effect this object if conclusive legal evidence of means to pay were insisted on ; while they believe that the ...
... opinion that the main object for which the County Courts exist is the collection of small debts , and that they would fail to effect this object if conclusive legal evidence of means to pay were insisted on ; while they believe that the ...
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... opinion the creditor should have fallen in with the other creditors , and that the instalment order should cease to be operative as soon as five shillings in the pound had been paid . In dealing with imprisonments under the Act , it ...
... opinion the creditor should have fallen in with the other creditors , and that the instalment order should cease to be operative as soon as five shillings in the pound had been paid . In dealing with imprisonments under the Act , it ...
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... opinion . No doubt it was thought when these Acts were passed that no case could ever arise in which the Board would be a distinctly interested party ; nor would it be right to assume that the Board could waive their right , and that ...
... opinion . No doubt it was thought when these Acts were passed that no case could ever arise in which the Board would be a distinctly interested party ; nor would it be right to assume that the Board could waive their right , and that ...
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... opinion is that it can . When the visitor has been elected head , and so visitor and visited combine in the same person , * the King's Bench visits during the temporary combination . The mode of bringing a case before the Lord ...
... opinion is that it can . When the visitor has been elected head , and so visitor and visited combine in the same person , * the King's Bench visits during the temporary combination . The mode of bringing a case before the Lord ...
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