The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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Page 19
... seems to have contained no provision which rendered inability to pay a defence against an applica- tion to the justices of the peace to commit a man for failing to comply with a maintenance order . A remedy for this latter evil was ...
... seems to have contained no provision which rendered inability to pay a defence against an applica- tion to the justices of the peace to commit a man for failing to comply with a maintenance order . A remedy for this latter evil was ...
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... seems to have been framed on the assumption that the debtor had not 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 ...
... seems to have been framed on the assumption that the debtor had not 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 ...
Page 21
... seems to be often admitted at the hearing of a judgment summons which would have been excluded at an ordinary civil trial . This seems to have arisen from the fact that the statute only requires the debtor's means to pay the debt to be ...
... seems to be often admitted at the hearing of a judgment summons which would have been excluded at an ordinary civil trial . This seems to have arisen from the fact that the statute only requires the debtor's means to pay the debt to be ...
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... seems to have been only to require the debtor's attendance when the creditor sought to examine him . The Form of Judgment Summons , how- ever , requires his attendance in all cases , in order to be examined as to his means to pay ; and ...
... seems to have been only to require the debtor's attendance when the creditor sought to examine him . The Form of Judgment Summons , how- ever , requires his attendance in all cases , in order to be examined as to his means to pay ; and ...
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... seem to show that almost all debtors who do not pay within the first two or three days serve out their sentences . It seems clear that in many of these cases the creditor knows that he will not recover the debt long before the sentence ...
... seem to show that almost all debtors who do not pay within the first two or three days serve out their sentences . It seems clear that in many of these cases the creditor knows that he will not recover the debt long before the sentence ...
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