The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... paid any instal- ment , and may obviously work injustice if he breaks down after paying two or three instalments . This last evil might perhaps have been avoided by a provision that no instalment order should be made ( on a creditor's ...
... paid any instal- ment , and may obviously work injustice if he breaks down after paying two or three instalments . This last evil might perhaps have been avoided by a provision that no instalment order should be made ( on a creditor's ...
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... paid . In such a case the judge should have power to say that in his 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 ...
... paid . In such a case the judge should have power to say that in his 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 ...
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... paid to the amount necessary to procure a release . This would place executions against a man's body in the same position as executions against his goods , viz . , the loss to fall on the creditor when the proceedings prove abortive ...
... paid to the amount necessary to procure a release . This would place executions against a man's body in the same position as executions against his goods , viz . , the loss to fall on the creditor when the proceedings prove abortive ...
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... paid the interest . They were assessed firstly under Schedule A on £ 145 for the annual value of the town hall , and , secondly , under Schedule D on £ 92 : 10s . in respect of the interest of the money borrowed to build it . Now it is ...
... paid the interest . They were assessed firstly under Schedule A on £ 145 for the annual value of the town hall , and , secondly , under Schedule D on £ 92 : 10s . in respect of the interest of the money borrowed to build it . Now it is ...
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... paid out of the rate . . Here the profit was applied to the relief of the actual cemetery rate , which must be levied at a considerably higher rate were it not for the profit earned in the working of the cemetery . " The town clerk ...
... paid out of the rate . . Here the profit was applied to the relief of the actual cemetery rate , which must be levied at a considerably higher rate were it not for the profit earned in the working of the cemetery . " The town clerk ...
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