The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1909 - Law |
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... ( Statute Book ) sanctioned by the king , and in particular the so - called " Tripartitum " comprising Common law com- piled by Stephen Werböczy as far back as 1514 , as well as in the country and town statutes , which were strictly ...
... ( Statute Book ) sanctioned by the king , and in particular the so - called " Tripartitum " comprising Common law com- piled by Stephen Werböczy as far back as 1514 , as well as in the country and town statutes , which were strictly ...
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... statute . Still less is it true , as has often been alleged , that the statute in abolishing imprisonment for debt substituted for it imprisonment for contempt of Court . In some of the exceptions , e . g . , imprisonment for non ...
... statute . Still less is it true , as has often been alleged , that the statute in abolishing imprisonment for debt substituted for it imprisonment for contempt of Court . In some of the exceptions , e . g . , imprisonment for non ...
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... statute omitted to state this in terms , and in the case Stonor v . Fowle , already alluded to , it was held that an instalment order might be made with- out any evidence that the debtor was likely to have the means of paying the future ...
... statute omitted to state this in terms , and in the case Stonor v . Fowle , already alluded to , it was held that an instalment order might be made with- out any evidence that the debtor was likely to have the means of paying the future ...
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... statute only requires the debtor's means to pay the debt to be proved " to the satisfaction of the Court , " without any indication of what kind of evidence the Court ought to regard as satisfactory . A debtor's means to pay a debt is a ...
... statute only requires the debtor's means to pay the debt to be proved " to the satisfaction of the Court , " without any indication of what kind of evidence the Court ought to regard as satisfactory . A debtor's means to pay a debt is a ...
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... statute favorably to the creditor or to the debtor . Those who adopt the former course are of 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 ...
... statute favorably to the creditor or to the debtor . Those who adopt the former course are of 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 ...
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