The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 8Butterworths, 1932 - Law |
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Page 227
... appointed . They considered that their loss would be less under the statutory scheme than if a receiver were appointed . The majority who hold this view are creditors to the amount of nearly £ 220,000 . Among them are not only the ...
... appointed . They considered that their loss would be less under the statutory scheme than if a receiver were appointed . The majority who hold this view are creditors to the amount of nearly £ 220,000 . Among them are not only the ...
Page 266
... appointed by the Court while the cases we have to consider in daily practice arise from appoint- ment by the parties . There is a vital distinction be- tween these cases in that a Receiver appointed by the Court is an official of the ...
... appointed by the Court while the cases we have to consider in daily practice arise from appoint- ment by the parties . There is a vital distinction be- tween these cases in that a Receiver appointed by the Court is an official of the ...
Page 286
... appointed by the Court a receiver and manager of the Company in order to enable him to complete any contract enetered into by the Company before his appointment . In this case I am of opinion that on the evidence I ought not to sanction ...
... appointed by the Court a receiver and manager of the Company in order to enable him to complete any contract enetered into by the Company before his appointment . In this case I am of opinion that on the evidence I ought not to sanction ...
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Runningdown Cases Disclosure of Defendants | 46 |
Equitable | 83 |
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