The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 38
... creditor against his debtor . The plaintiff and defendant in the will cause have no assimilation to the plaintiff and defendant in the action for debt , and the reason is obvious . In the will cause the plaintiff and defendant are both ...
... creditor against his debtor . The plaintiff and defendant in the will cause have no assimilation to the plaintiff and defendant in the action for debt , and the reason is obvious . In the will cause the plaintiff and defendant are both ...
Page 86
... creditor ; 1 and this being once ascertained , the negative of the above question seems to follow , because the law affords no means by which a debtor can increase at his pleasure the number of his creditors , or the weight of his ...
... creditor ; 1 and this being once ascertained , the negative of the above question seems to follow , because the law affords no means by which a debtor can increase at his pleasure the number of his creditors , or the weight of his ...
Page 107
... creditors in cases of bankruptcy have been found in general ( it appears ) to be larger than those realized from the estates of the private bankers that fail . The ruin is more widely spread , it is true , when a joint - stock bank ...
... creditors in cases of bankruptcy have been found in general ( it appears ) to be larger than those realized from the estates of the private bankers that fail . The ruin is more widely spread , it is true , when a joint - stock bank ...
Page 118
... creditor , and that , as it seems , independently of the securities lodged with the Government . These banks were all what are there termed " Subscription Banks ; " being , in fact , joint - stock banks , with a paid - up capital , the ...
... creditor , and that , as it seems , independently of the securities lodged with the Government . These banks were all what are there termed " Subscription Banks ; " being , in fact , joint - stock banks , with a paid - up capital , the ...
Page 146
... creditors , as the case may be , would enter upon our estates . The nature of various substances , in a toxicological point of view , and the loose use of the term poison generally , is of no small practical importance . It is by no ...
... creditors , as the case may be , would enter upon our estates . The nature of various substances , in a toxicological point of view , and the loose use of the term poison generally , is of no small practical importance . It is by no ...
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