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Page 331
... charge , whether the mortgage is to the vendor ( e ) or to a third party supplying the purchase money ( f ) . This is because an after - acquired property clause in a floating charge can only catch the debtor's interest in such property ...
... charge , whether the mortgage is to the vendor ( e ) or to a third party supplying the purchase money ( f ) . This is because an after - acquired property clause in a floating charge can only catch the debtor's interest in such property ...
Page 332
... charge was to become " enforceable ” , inter alia , " if any execution , sequestration , ex- tent or other process of any Court or authority is sued out against the property of the company for any sum whatsoever ' . Execution had been ...
... charge was to become " enforceable ” , inter alia , " if any execution , sequestration , ex- tent or other process of any Court or authority is sued out against the property of the company for any sum whatsoever ' . Execution had been ...
Page 333
NZLJ. That the whole question of when a floating charge will crystallise depends on a construction of the relevant provisions of the charge is illus- trated by Buckley L.J.'s explanation of Davey & Co. v . Williamson & Sons Ltd. ( q ) ...
NZLJ. That the whole question of when a floating charge will crystallise depends on a construction of the relevant provisions of the charge is illus- trated by Buckley L.J.'s explanation of Davey & Co. v . Williamson & Sons Ltd. ( q ) ...
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