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Page 227
... circumstances known to the creditor should raise very real suspicions of the likelihood of impropriety on the part of the debtor . The imputation of knowledge in such circumstances is entirely consistent with the finding of knowledge ...
... circumstances known to the creditor should raise very real suspicions of the likelihood of impropriety on the part of the debtor . The imputation of knowledge in such circumstances is entirely consistent with the finding of knowledge ...
Page 378
... circumstances . This , of course is reminiscent of the old distinctions made , for example , by Thesiger LJ delivering the judgment of the English Court of Appeal in Sturges v Bridgman ( 1879 ) 11 Ch D 852 , 865 . whether anything is a ...
... circumstances . This , of course is reminiscent of the old distinctions made , for example , by Thesiger LJ delivering the judgment of the English Court of Appeal in Sturges v Bridgman ( 1879 ) 11 Ch D 852 , 865 . whether anything is a ...
Page 426
... circumstances accom- panying D's conduct , or the history or attributes of a person or thing , were such that an element of the offence was absent ( eg the goods received were not stolen ; the owner consented to the taking , or D was ...
... circumstances accom- panying D's conduct , or the history or attributes of a person or thing , were such that an element of the offence was absent ( eg the goods received were not stolen ; the owner consented to the taking , or D was ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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