The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 64
... creditors the landlords passed the Statute de Donis1 which made entails inalienable . To- ward the end of the Wars of the Roses , however , the pres- sure for money , which could only be raised by pledging their land , became too strong ...
... creditors the landlords passed the Statute de Donis1 which made entails inalienable . To- ward the end of the Wars of the Roses , however , the pres- sure for money , which could only be raised by pledging their land , became too strong ...
Page 93
... creditor holding a lien by legal process as of a date anterior to the recording of the contract . This contention is de- nied by the Supreme Court . The Court holds that the rights of the trustee as a creditor holding a lien attaches as ...
... creditor holding a lien by legal process as of a date anterior to the recording of the contract . This contention is de- nied by the Supreme Court . The Court holds that the rights of the trustee as a creditor holding a lien attaches as ...
Page 94
... creditors to levy on the property and claim the property as against the seller . On Jan- uary 10 , 1916 , the petition for rehearing was denied , no opinion be- ing filed , and hence the court has announced the doctrine that where a ...
... creditors to levy on the property and claim the property as against the seller . On Jan- uary 10 , 1916 , the petition for rehearing was denied , no opinion be- ing filed , and hence the court has announced the doctrine that where a ...
Page 141
... CREDITORS . - Pre- miums paid for life insurance are , as against existing debts , voluntary gifts , and conclusively fraudulent ; premiums so paid in fraud of cred- itors may be recovered to the extent of those paid within the ...
... CREDITORS . - Pre- miums paid for life insurance are , as against existing debts , voluntary gifts , and conclusively fraudulent ; premiums so paid in fraud of cred- itors may be recovered to the extent of those paid within the ...
Page 157
... creditors , and go out of business . But when a railroad became embarrassed this could not be done ; there was still the road itself which could not be abandoned , and the saving of which required the concerted action of either the ...
... creditors , and go out of business . But when a railroad became embarrassed this could not be done ; there was still the road itself which could not be abandoned , and the saving of which required the concerted action of either the ...
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