Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 99, Part 7U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 - Law |
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Page 8640
... court , that the creditor has paid what he could . I am purposely , Mr. President , not getting down to the point ... court or a bankrupt debtor . Does the Senator know of any situation in a bankruptcy court or any other court in which ...
... court , that the creditor has paid what he could . I am purposely , Mr. President , not getting down to the point ... court or a bankrupt debtor . Does the Senator know of any situation in a bankruptcy court or any other court in which ...
Page 8651
... courts in the United States in proceedings brought to determine whether the require- ments for validation of bonds under the Validation Law have been met . Such pro- ceedings must be brought within three months from receipt of the ...
... courts in the United States in proceedings brought to determine whether the require- ments for validation of bonds under the Validation Law have been met . Such pro- ceedings must be brought within three months from receipt of the ...
Page 8670
... courts . I do not know how many there are , but I dare say there are probably no more than 3,000 or 4,000 in all the country who make their living in that business . Still it is a big business , and a compli- cated business . The men ...
... courts . I do not know how many there are , but I dare say there are probably no more than 3,000 or 4,000 in all the country who make their living in that business . Still it is a big business , and a compli- cated business . The men ...
Page 8713
... courts on direct attack . Senators are , of course , familiar also with the recent instance in which a sin- gle justice of the Supreme Court stayed the sentence of two convicted criminals ; and the Supreme Court , after being called ...
... courts on direct attack . Senators are , of course , familiar also with the recent instance in which a sin- gle justice of the Supreme Court stayed the sentence of two convicted criminals ; and the Supreme Court , after being called ...
Page 8727
... courts of the receiving State for members of a force or civilian component in respect of the civil jurisdiction of the courts of the receiving State except to the extent provided in para- graph 5 ( g ) of this Article . 10. The ...
... courts of the receiving State for members of a force or civilian component in respect of the civil jurisdiction of the courts of the receiving State except to the extent provided in para- graph 5 ( g ) of this Article . 10. The ...
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